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GGD-85-50 1 (1985-04-30)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabnqx0001 and id is 1 raw text is: UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20546 GENERAL GOVERNMENT DIVISION B-181013 APRIL30,1985 The Honorable June G. Walker Executive Director President's Commission on Executive Exchange 126826 Dear Mrs. Walker: Subject: Overview of the President's Commission on Executive Exchange Program (GAO/GGD-85-50) At the request of several members of the Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs, we reviewed the President's Commission on Executive Exchange (PCEE) program. Our review disclosed weaknesses in the Commission's conflict of interest policies and procedures which the requestors suggested we bring to your attention. In addition, we noted that the Commission is not evaluating the program to determine whether program objectives are being met or that participants are meeting contractual requirements regarding employment restrictions after completing the program. On January 30, 1985, and again on March 19, 1985, we met with you and your deputy to discuss our conclusions and recommendations and you agreed to take corrective actions. The details on our conclusions and recommendations and the correc- tive actions you proposed are discussed in the following sections. BACKGROUND The PCEE program was created by President Johnson in 1969 by Executive Order 11451. The program was intended to promote federal government and private sector understanding and coopera- tion through the placement of promising young executives from the government and the private sector in positions offering challenge and responsibility in the other sector. President Carter modified the program in 1979 by Executive Order 12136 which deleted the requirement that participants be young and extended the program to promising executives . . . who have demonstrated the ability to rise to high management positions. Participants were to be placed in positions in the other sector (966202)

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