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B-207281 1 (1982-10-19)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkri0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISIO THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION ( -- OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, 0. C. 20548 FILE: B-207281 DATE: October 19, 1982 MATTER OF: Youth Conservation Corps: Appropriations chargeable for fiscal year 1982 obligations incurred under continuing resolutions DIGEST: 1. Interior's fiscal year 1982 appropriation act contained no specific funds for the Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) program, but only set aside funds for projects of three land management agencies to be carried out by the YCC. Consequently, obligations incurred for the YCC under earlier continuing resolutions should be charged to the account created under those resolutions and not to accounts under the permanent appropriations act. 2. Provision of 16 U.S.C. § 1704 for 30 percent set-aside of YCC funds for grants to States does not apply to funds provided under Interior's fiscal year 1982 appropriation act (Public Law 97-100) for high priority projects of three Federal land management agencies, to be carried out by the YCC. The Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Policy, Budget, and Administration, has requested our opinion as to the proper manner in which to charge certain obligations incurred by the Departnent of the Interior and the Department of Agriculture for activities of the Youth Conservation Corps during fiscal year 1982. These obligations were in- curred under authority of several continuing resolutions for fiscal year 1982. For the reasons discussed below, it is our opinion that the obli- gations in question should be charged to the appropriation accounts au- thorized by those resolutions, and not to accounts created under the regular fiscal year 1982 appropriations acts. The obligations in question were apparently incurred after enactment of continuing appropriation resolutions for fiscal year 1982, but before enactment of permanent appropriations for Interior and Agriculture. According to Interior, the obligations were primarily for close-out of fiscal year 1981 program operations and for maintenance of a small pro- gram planning staff.

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