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. HOLD FOR RELEASE
  UNTIL 10:00 A.M.
  APRIL 12, 1972.


                STATMIENT OF HONO1RABLE ELMER B. STAATS,
                CHAIRMAN, COST ACCOUNTING STANDARDS BOAUD
                       ON S. 19O1D92nc! CONGRESS                 -0
           SBEFORE THE SUBMQeO11iI TEE ON PRODUCTION AND
               STABILIZATION OF THE CO2T-ITTEE ON BANKING,    L   ;b
                      HOUSING, AND URBAN AFFAIRS,
                          UNITED STATES SENATE,
                            ON APRIL 12, 1972.


        Mr. Chairman and Members of the Subcommittee, I am pleased to be

   with you this morning to express the views of the Cost Accounting

   Standards Board on S. 1901, 92nd Congress, a bill which would amend

   Section 719 of the Defense Production Act of 1950 in two major respects.

   First, it would abolish the present Cost Accounting Standards Board

   and establish a new Cost Accounting Standards Board as an independent

   board of the Executive Branch of the Government. The five members of

   the new Board would he appointed by t1,e Piesident, by ani with the

   advice and consent of the Senate, The Coptroller General, instead- of

   serving as Chairnan of the Board, as Section 719 nqo provides, would

   become an ex officio, non-voting member of the Board.

        Secondly, S. 1901 would delete Section 719(h)(3) of the Defense

  - Production Act of 1950. That section presently requires that any

    Standards, rules or regulations proposed by the Board shall not beco-n-.e

    effective until expiration of 60 days of continuoos session of the

    Congress, during which time the Congress may by a concurrent resolution

    passed by the two Houses state in substance that the Congress does not

    favor the proposed Standards, rules or regulations. In lieu cf that

    provision, S. 1901. would substitute a requirement that proposed

    Standards, rules and regulations shall not take effect earlier thain the

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