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PAD-79-57 1 (1979-02-26)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaazgl0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 1qq6 UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WAASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 IN RE PLY LM109463 POGRAM ANALYIS February 26, 1979 PZM10910t DIVISION Mr. Kenneth McLean Staff Director Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs United States Senate Dear Mr. McLean: The enclosed computer printout is forwarded for your information and use in preparation of your committee's views and estimates report to the Budget Committee on the fiscal year 1900 budget. The General Accounting Office has prepared this information as part of our efforts to respond to the requirements in Title VIII of the Congres- sional Budget Act of 1974 that the Comptroller General (1) develop and maintain standard classifications for fiscal, budgetary and program-related informationand (2) assist committees in developing their information needs. We have attempted to identify all the Federal programs and activities that are within your committes jurisdiction us.ing available source documents, such as the Budget Appen- dix and agency budget justifications, and in consultation with cognizant congressional and executive agency officials. We want to emphasize that the list of programs/activities in the enclosed document is an effort to capture the existing inventory of programs; it is not a standard classification of program and budget data. Also, the budget data was ob- tained directly from the agencies, and except for certain test checks that we performed, we relied on their input as to the accuracy and validity of the data. For each program or activity identified, we have displayed the program authorizing and funding legisla- tion (public law and U.S. Code citation) and the relevant budgetary information (authorization, budget authority, obligations and outlays), The requisite budget data are provided for fiscal years 1978 (actual), 1979 (estimate) and 1980 (President's budget request). 109463

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