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AFMD-81-27 1 (1981-01-23)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabbnu0001 and id is 1 raw text is: B Y Ti S. BY THE U.S, GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE Chairman, Subcommittee On Legislation And National Security, House Committee On Government Operations Disappointing Progress In Improving Systems For Resolving Billions In Audit-r'n'- gf'otid h iit~t V.pL~: of SPific appaova ii th' ;; agresaonai ft.elationq by the u ~ Althou agencies spend hun- dreds of millions annually to audit Federal programs and operations, most of them still lack effective systems for resolving audit find- ings. In 1978, GAO reported $4.3 billion in unresolved findings at 34 agencies. This re- port shows the problem is worsening. Following GAO's 1978 report, the Office of Management and Budget revised its policy guidelines emphasizing prompt and proper resolution of audit findings. Most agencies' systems, however, are not yet in compliance. 114396 GAO turned up numerous examples of agency failures to correct problems or improve opera- tions as recommended by audit. OMB needs to clarify its policy guidance on audit resolution and extend its oversight to make sure agencies comply with it. Agency management must be made accountable for taking appropriate actions to resolve audit findings. \.h 4' S 7I ?' AFMD-81-27 1cOU 11 Q JANUARY 23, 1981

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