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FGMSD-80-23 1 (1979-12-26)

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BY THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL


Report To The Chairman, Subcommittee

On Legislation And National Security,

House Committee On Government Operations

OF THE UNITED STATES


The Navy's Inspection System

Could Be Improved


The Naval Inspector General inspection
system is much smaller than the Air Force or
the Army systems, and covers only about 20
percent of the Navy's activities; the other ac-
tivities are inspected by individual command-
erq. While this tiered system has minimized
duplication, it has also prevented lower level
problems from reaching the Navy head-
quarters Inspector General. If headquarters
expanded its inspections and used civilians
more often to fill professional positions, the
system would be stronger.
Headquarters and some major command in-
spection reports are valuable, but they can be
improved by (1) developing more information
on the underlying causes of problems dis-
closed during inspections and (2) eliminating
reports of minor, non-mission-related defi-
ciencies.


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FGMSD-80-23 ,


DECEMBER 26, 1979


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