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OGC-85-7 1 (1985-04-12)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabnqp0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 1'V00 ,,4/4 COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON D.C. 20548 April 12, 1985 B-216664 1111111111111l l11111 To the President of the Senate and the 126738 Speaker of the House of Representatives On February 6, 1985, thefPresident's sixth special message for fiscal year 1985was submitted to the Congress pursuant to the I mpoundment Control Act of 1974. The special message proposes sixteen new rescission proposals totalling $1,047,089,569, nine revised rescission proposals totalling $386,829,000, twenty-one new deferrals of budget authority totalling $1,249,016,539, and eight revised deferrals of budget authority totalling $443,179,221. A copy of the President's listing of the proposed rescissions and deferrals in the sixth special message is enclosed. We have reviewed the sixth special message. Except as noted below, we have identified no additional information that would be useful to the Congress in its consideration of the President's proposals and we believe that the proposed defer- rals are in accordance with existing authority. Our report on those proposals in the message which we believe require comment follows. RESCISSIONS DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION R85-76 Office of Elementary and Secondary Education Special Programs Amount proposed for rescission: $80,000,000 914/51000 915/61000 9151000 91X1700 91X1800 The President's statement of Other budgetary resources does not include (1) an unobligated balance brought forward on October 1, 1984 of $30,450 which is reflected in the apportion- ment schedule for account 914/5100; and (2) $500,000 in antici- pated reimbursements which are reflected in the apportionment schedule for account 91X1700. The schedules reflect total budgetary resources of $758,639,450 rather than $758,109,000 as reported by the President. GAO/OGC-85-7 cB1~33

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