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OGC-80-10 1 (1980-04-07)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabakx0001 and id is 1 raw text is: WASHINTON, .C. 2048 1J027 ... UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE 'J< ,-: 2 ,'WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 IN REPLY 196797 REFER TO: B-169 OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL /9 9~ /April 7, 1980 To the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives The purpose of this letter is to report on the status of budget authority that was proposed for rescission, but for which Congress failed to pass a rescission bill as defined by section 1011 of the Impoundment Control Act. In the President's fourth special message for fiscal year 1980, dated January 28, 1980, the President proposed the rescission of $104.2 million in budget authority that 60-s had been made available to the _Heath Resources Administra- t.L-n, Department of Health, Education d--W---Tf ,--fefor.... Federal support of health pro fessions training programs (rescission proposal R80-2).1his proposal was revised in the President's fifth special message dated February 20, 1980, to decrease the amount proposed by $6.4 million (rescission proposal R80-2A). In the fourth special message, the President also proposed the rescission of $18 million .,in budget authority that had been made available to the ,6Cy)ZiGeological Survey, Department of the Interior, for explo- ration of the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (rescis- sion proposal R80-3). Section 1012(b) of Xe Impoundment Control Act requires that funds proposed for rescission be made available for obli- gation unless the Congress completes action on a rescission bill within the first 45-day period of continuous session of the Congress f Qlotw g the date such proposal is received by the Congress. o escission proposals R80-2 (and R80-2A) and R80-3, the 45-day period ended on March 18, 1980, without the Congress having passed such a bill. We have confirmed that on March 18, 1980, the subject budget authorities were apportionedby the Office of Manage- ment and Budget to the proper agencies for allotment to the programs involved. / , 112027 Milton J. Socolar General Counsel OGC-80-10

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