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                  UNITED STATES GENERAL AccoUNTING OFFICE
                          WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548


GENERAL GOVERNMENT
    DIVISION       c 6MAY 1 0 1976



    Mr. Louis F. Laun
    Deputy Administrator
    Small Business Administration

    Dear Mr. Laun:

         We have completed a survey of the Small Business
    Administration's .(SBA)? Consumer Protecfion Loan program--
    a regulatory disaster loan program.  The survey objectives
    were to (1) evaluate the adequacy of SBA's policies and
    procedures for processing and approving consumer protec-
    tion loan applications, and (2) test adherence by SBA
    district offices to prescribed policies and procedures for
    processing and approving loan applications.  Subsequently,
    we expanded the survey to include policies and procedures
    for determining applicants' financial eligibility under
    the other SBA regulatory disaster loan programs--Air and
    Water Pollution Control, Occupational Safety and Health,
    and Coal Mine Health and Safety loans.

         The survey primarily covered activities in SBA's
    Seattle Region.  We interviewed  (1) SBA officials at the
    Washington headquarters, the Seattle regional office, and
    at the Seattle, Portland, Spokane, and Boise district
    offices;  (2) U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) offi-
    cials of the Western Regional Office  in San Francisco,
    California, and area offices in Salem, Oregon, and Olympia,
    Washington; and  (3) officials at the Idaho State Department
    of Agriculture at Boise, Idaho.  We also examined loan
    files and other documentation at these locations.

         The Consumer Protection Loan Program and other regula-
    tory disaster loan programs have not been administered
    to ensure that loan funds were used for purposes  intended
    by legislation.  Specifically,











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