Employees whose salary does not print are on LWOP and are not included in the count-Continued Senator MCKELLAR. How many divisions and subdivisions in your Law Department? Mr. PORTER. I think that the total in the Law Department-I will ask Mr. Robertson to check this figure is 91, and the Law Department is divided, Mr. Chairman, into the office of the General Counsel, Broadcast Division, Safety and Special Services Division, and Litigation and Legislation Division. The Broadcast Division is further subdivided into the New and Changed Facilities Section, Renewals, Transfer Sections, FM Broadcast, Television, Hearing Section, and Motion Section. That is in the Broadcast Division. LAWYERS IN TELEVISION SECTION Senator MCKELLAR. For instance, take the Television Section. Television has just been really inaugurated; how many lawyers have you in that division? Mr. PORTER. I would say, offhand, that there are four. I will ask Mr. Robertson to check that again. I think I can name them. There again, those lawyers have about 20 hearing matters immediately that they have got to get into. So we have brought in people from the field and we have pooled our resources. We are holding five hearings a day simultaneously, both in Washington and in the field. Senator Reed, we have got the Commissioners working. We just have four Commissioners out of the seven in town at any one time, the other three are out in the field holding hearings. |