In other words, no, I am not going to do a basic inquiry via search engine because everyone here including me knows I'm just blowing a lot of smoke.
The Secretary of the Treasury chairs the CFIUS.
I just listened to the Undersecretary of the Treasury on C-SPAN. He oversees policy.
So, despite the fact that the Undersecretary is in charge of policy and delegates day-to-day operations, you're saying that the actual Secretary is hands-on for every investigation?
I don't think you know very much about how government actually works. And google won't help you with that.
Feb 22 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury chief John Snow, head of the panel that cleared a deal for a state-owned Dubai company to manage major U.S. ports, said on Wednesday he was not involved in deliberations until after the transaction was approved.
I think Mr. Snow is trying to distance himself from a perceived conflict of interest, emphasis on "perceived".
CSX Corp., which Snow headed until he took over Treasury three years ago, sold the [CSX] port assets [to DP World] for $1.15 billion in 2004.