1、U.S. General Accounting Office, Managing for Results: The Statutory Framework for1Performance-Based Management and Accountability, GAO report GAO/GGD/AIMD-98-52(Washington: Jan. 1998).For a review of recent developments in GPRA implementation, see: U.S. Library of2(continued.)Congressional Research
2、Service The Library of CongressCRS Report for CongressReceived through the CRS Web98-224 GOVMarch 17, 1998Government Performance and Results Act:Proposed Amendments (H.R. 2883)Frederick M. Kaiser and Virginia A. McMurtrySpecialists in American National GovernmentGovernment DivisionSummaryReflecting
3、a determination that the majority of the agency strategic plans submittedto Congress in September 1997, pursuant to the Government Performance and ResultsAct (GPRA), were inadequate, the House Government Reform and OversightCommittee reported and the full House approved amendments to GPRA. Theamendm
4、ents (H.R. 2883), among other things, would require agencies to revise theirstrategic plans in accordance with specifications set out in the bill and to resubmit themto Congress and the Office of Management and Budget by September 30, 1998, ratherthan in the year 2000. With the support of key majori
