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GAO: OMB and Agencies Should More Fully Implement the Process to Streamline Reporting Requirements

August 1, 2017

Pursuit's Take

 

The federal government produces thousands of plans and reports each year to meet the informational needs of Congress. GPRAMA established a process to eliminate or modify reports that may be outdated or duplicative.

Since the passage of GPRAMA, OMB posted three lists of proposals (in 2012, 2014, and 2016) on Performance.gov. These lists contained a total of 523 new proposals. In 2014, Congress acted on agencies’ report modification proposals by eliminating 51 reporting requirements, including 34 that were identified through this process.

As shown in the figure, GAO found that OMB did not implement the report modification process on an annual basis, as required by GPRAMA.

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