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                   UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
                           WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548
                                                 FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY
                                                 EXPECTED AT 10 A.M. EDST
                                                 THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1974

                                STATEMENT OF
                              PHILLIP S. HUGHES
             ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES

                           ENERGY DATA COLLECTION
                           IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNME
                                 B
             SUBCOMMITTEE ON ACTIVITIES OF REGULATORY AGENCIES
                       RELATING TO SMALL BUSINESS OF THE         (16
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       I am pleased to appear before your Subcommittee to discuss energy

  data collection in the Federal Government. The events of the last year

  which made us all aware of the national energy problem are also making

  us aware of the need for the best possible information upon which to

  base both public and private decisions. The cutoff of oil imports

  accelerated the need for fuel allocation programs; voluntary curtailment

  of fuel consumption is being sought; and serious consideration now is

  being given to the rationing of gasoline. The need to take and consider

  such serious steps has resulted in substantial concern in and out of

  Government about the data on which the Government is basing its decisions

  and about the system under which such data is being collected.

       The General Accounting Office is in the process of completing a
U  tudy of problems in energy data collection in the Federal Government

  made at the request of the Chairman, Senate Committee on Interior and

  Insular Affairs. We are not yet in a position to set forth conclusions



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