issues are identified in these samples, to take strong and immediatecorrective action.’ As of October 23 (2003) DOL had received 47,602 claims, given final approval to 10,249 applicants, denied 13,765 applications, and paid out more than $674 million in benefits. . .'While NIOSH has some of the leading expertise in conducting dose reconstructions for scientific purposes, the practical challenges of conducting dose reconstructions in a ‘production mode’ for a compensation program are new to us,” said Howard.' ” Education and the Workforce; October 30, 2003; “Witness testimony on DOL Worker Compensation Program” and USDOL employee Shelby Hallmark’s bogus testimony.” URL internet location: * * * * * * * * * *
The order of the USDOL administrators and assisting US Department of Health and Human Services (USHHS) administrators as of October 2005: (1) US President George W. Bush; (2) USDOL Secretary Elaine Chao; (3) Office of Workers Compensation Programs (OWCP) director Shelby Hallmark; (4) Employment Standard Administration (ESA) director Peter Turcic; and (5) the
departments’ employees. The order of US Health and Human Services’ (USHHS) administrators: (1) US President George W. Bush; (2) USHHS Secretary Mike Leavitt; (3) National Institute of Safety and Health (NIOSH) director Dr. John Howard; (4) NIOSH director of Office of Compensation Analysis and Support (OCAS) Larry Elliott; (5) OCAS deputy manager David Sundin; (6) Health Physicists manager and advisor to the US President’s Advisory Board on Radiation and Workers Health Jim Neton; (7) Executive Secretary of the US President’s Advisory Board on Radiation and Workers Health, Lewis Wade; and (8) the “case examiner” health physicists who are delegated by their USDOL and USHHS supervision to assume the role of “expert scientist.” These government employees indicate they receive their authority from the department’s “solicitors” or “general counsel” personnel. Such as, the USHHS solicitor Ms. Homokoki-Titus. Solicitor Titus is the assigned legal counsel to the US President’s Advisory Board on Radiation and Workers Health. The department employees fail to prove that they are “expert” or in-compliance with the “Rule of Law” or the intent of Congress.
What does the Rule of Law mean? “The rule of law simply means that the government should rule in accordance with the law and not in accordance with the decision of a man.”
