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On Monday, the president designated the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, and the chairman of the National Economic Council, Lawrence H. Summers, to oversee the task force on the auto industry.
Others, including the office of the British Film Commissioner, have been transferred to regional agency Film London, which will oversee the task of promoting the UK as a film-making destination.
Sergei Ryabkov, a deputy foreign minister, said that other former Soviet republics which were part of the Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organisation would also deploy soldiers to provide security for an international team of weapons inspectors who would oversee the task of destroying Syria's stockpile of poison gases and nerve agents.
The agency is looking to hire a high-profile creative executive to oversee the tasks.
She referred additional questions to the DEA, who oversees the task force.
Overseeing the task force is Combined Maritime Forces, which is based in Bahrain along with the Navy's Fifth Fleet.
In 2009, Rattner served as the Treasury Department's "car czar," overseeing the task force that orchestrated the successful rescue of General Motors and Chrysler.
"This was a sophisticated and lucrative operation with a multitiered management structure," the state attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, who oversees the task force, said in a statement.
"No plan in its current configuration is perfect," said the official, Roland W. Betts, a development corporation director who oversaw the task force that selected the two plans.
Roland W. Betts, a director of the development corporation who oversees the task force on the development of the site, said that he believes there will be a good deal of debate over the virtues and faults of the new plans.
"We're just figuring out our answers," said Mr. West, who is overseeing the task of presenting, at the tourist crossroads of the nation, the story of more than 1,000 Native American communities in the Indians' words.
