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Home » NCUA announces phased approach to on-site operations
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NCUA announces phased approach to on-site operations

June 19, 2020
Coronavirus

NCUA has developed a multi-phase transition plan for the resumption of its on-site operations, according to its latest Letter to Credit Unions (20-CU-20). The phased transition plan provides a framework for how and when staff resumes an on-site presence at both NCUA offices and credit unions.

The transition plan may begin as early as Monday, July 6, and has built-in flexibility if a later implementation date is necessary.

In the transition plan’s first phase, NCUA may begin conducting voluntary on-site examinations. It will communicate specific implementation details before we begin the first phase.

During the first phase, the NCUA will continue to encourage both field and office staff to work remotely when possible and has placed prudent limits on the number of staff working in our offices.

NCUA will also implement social distancing and other precautionary measures in its offices to ensure the health and safety of its staff. Additional precautionary measures will include the distribution of appropriate protective supplies to both field and office staff.

The NCUA will continue to monitor the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic as it transitions to normal on-site operations. As NCUA gradually implement the phases of the transition plan, it will continue to notify credit unions of changes to procedures and examination protocols.

The agency will continue to coordinate examination and supervision efforts with state supervisory authorities during this time.

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