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B-163922 1 (1971-11-16)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabkzo0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 9S-/ RESTRCTED -_ Mt to behota Aceotant-rg Cffice axce-_,s on thie baa,4 af a ic val by the of Congrm 4inal Rbtom COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF TH' I ES WASHINGTON. D.C. 20 RELE D rr'~ B -1639 22 DNi ~jjjj~) 6~~ LM090543 Dear Senator Javits: This is in further response to your request of July 23, 1971, for data on General Accounting Office efforts in re- viewing Federal manpower programs including (1) a summary listing of programs and geographical areas covered in our is- sued reports and ongoing reviews, (2) a brief discussion of our ongoing reviews, and 3) the major conclusions which we have drawn from our reviews. On July 26, 1971, we provided your office with a summary listing of our recent efforts in reviewing Federal manpower programs. The enclosure to this letter presents a brief discussion of our issued reports and ongoing reviews and the major conclusions we have drawn from our reviews. It should be noted that some of the information in the enclosure was developed during our 1968 and 1969 review of Office of Economic Opportunity programs, required under Eco- nomic Opportunity Act Amendments of 1967, and, as such, may not be a valid assessment of the manner in which the programs currently operate. You also questioned whether we had sufficient legisla- tive authority to carry out reviews of Federal manpower pro- grams. Our experience has shown that the provisions of the Budget and Accounting Act, 1921, and the Accounting and Au- diting Act of 1950, granting us general audit authority have been adequate for our purposes. As noted in the enclosure, two of our ongoing reviews of manpower programs are being conducted in New York City. These reviews, however, have not progressed to the point where we have formulated definitive conclusions and recommendations. 50TH ANNIVERSARY 1921 -1971 J OOj' Y

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