President of the United States or designee within the Department of State

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The President of the United States or a designated Department of State official is the executive authority responsible for selecting and commissioning senior U.S. diplomatic representatives, including consuls general and ambassadors.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf appointing authority
executive authority role
actsThrough Secretary of State in foreign relations matters
appoints ambassadors extraordinary and plenipotentiary
career members of the Senior Foreign Service as chiefs of mission
consuls general
other principal officers at U.S. diplomatic missions
derivesAuthorityFrom Constitution of the United States NERFINISHED
laws of the United States relating to foreign service
hasAuthorityOver appointment of ambassadors
appointment of consuls general
commissioning of senior U.S. diplomatic representatives
selection of senior U.S. diplomatic representatives
hasLegalRole nominating ambassadors with advice and consent of the Senate
hasPower to sign commissions for diplomatic and consular officers
hasResponsibility commissioning diplomatic and consular officers
ensuring representation of the United States abroad
isLinkedTo foreign policy implementation
management of the U.S. Foreign Service
isPartOf United States executive branch NERFINISHED
mayDelegateTo officials within the Department of State
operatesWithinJurisdiction United States federal government NERFINISHED
oversees U.S. consular representation abroad
U.S. diplomatic representation to foreign states
relatedTo Department of State NERFINISHED

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United States Consul General to Japan appointedBy President of the United States or designee within the Department of State