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w. Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of
1994 (Local Partnership Act of 1993)

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x. Uruguay Round Agreements Act
y. Base Closure Community Redevelopment and Homeless

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Assistance Act of 1994

z. Veterans Health Programs Improvement Act of 1994
aa. Hopewell Township Investment Act of 1994
bb. The Expedited Rescissions Act of 1994
cc. The Budget Control Act

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dd. National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year
1995

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ee. Making appropriations for the Department of Trans-
portation and related agencies for fiscal year 1995

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ff. To provide for the management of portions of the Pre-
sidio under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of the
Interior

gg. Vegetable Ink Printing Act of 1994

hh. President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Col-
lection Extension Act of 1994

ii. Federal Mandates Relief for State and Local Govern-
ments Act of 1994

jj. To amend the Federal Property Act to authorize dona-
tion of Federal surplus property to providers of nec-
essaries for impoverished individuals

kk. To provide travel and transportation expenses to the
families of certain deceased career appointees in the
senior executive service

11. Guam Excess Lands Act

mm. To require that certain payments made to victims
of Nazi persecution are disregarded in determining
eligibility for need based services

4. Investigations

a. Allegations of Reprisals at the Internal Revenue Serv

ice

b. Employment practices at the Immigration and Natu-
ralization Service

B. General management

1. Oversight of implementation of the Chief Financial Officers
Act of 1990

2. Procedures for the promulgation and review of executive
branch regulations

3. Economy and efficiency of the U.S. Health Care System
4. Oversight of the General Accounting Office

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5. Review of the recommendations by the Vice President's
National Performance Review

6. Program evaluation efforts in the Federal Government
7. Debt collection

8. Evaluation of Executive Order 12837, on reducing adminis-
trative expenses in Federal agencies

9. The effect on employment of shifting Federal funds from
Defense to State and local governments

C. Budget process

D. Automatic data processing

1. Major committee ADP/IRM investigations

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a. General FTS 2000 oversight

b. Review of Federal electronic commerce/electronic data
interchange [EC/EDI] efforts

c. Review of VA's Veterans Benefits Administration [VBA]
$500 million computer modernization

d. Investigation of GSA implementation of the Brooks ADP

Act

e. Review of the effectiveness of Air Forces Standard Sys-
tems Center [SSC] procurement management

f. Review of the need for Chief Information Officers

Part Two. Report of committee activities-Continued

D. Automatic data processing-Continued

1. Major committee ADP/IRM investigations-Continued

g. Review of National Aeronautics and Space Administra-
tion [NASA] supercomputer procurements

h. Investigation of questionable contracting practices with-
in the Office of the Secretary of Defense

i. Review of indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity [IDIQ]
contracts for personal computers and associated re-

sources

2. Savings achieved through implementation of Public Law
89-306 (the Brooks Act)

E. Federal procurement policy

1. Oversight of the General Services Administration
2. Committee investigation of GSA leasing practices

3. Investigation of Justice Department suit against GAO bid
protest authorities

4. General oversight of Federal procurement

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5. Investigation of Defense Logistics Agency Preferred Vendor
Program

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6. Review of Detroit Veterans Hospital procurement process
7. Review of Department of Defense acquisition law advisory
panel's operation

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8. Oversight of the General Services Administration minority
contracting practices

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9. Oversight of the Department of the Treasury multiuser
acquisition contract [TMAC]

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10. Review of GSA's management of the Multiple Award
Schedules Program

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F. Federal Anti-Narcotics Program

II. INVESTIGATIONS

A. INVESTIGATIONS RESULTING IN FORMAL REPORTS

Legislation and National Security Subcommittee, Hon. John Conyers, Jr.,
Chairman

1. "Reimbursement of Defense Contractors' Environmental Cleanup
Costs: Comprehensive Oversight Needed to Protect Taxpayers,'
House Report No. 103-408, November 22, 1993, Fifth Report by
the Committee on Government Operations

2. "State Department Mismanagement of Overseas Embassies: Correc-
tive Action Long Overdue," House Report No. 103-409, November
22, 1993, Sixth Report by the Committee on Government Operations
3. "Further Legislation Needed for Release of Kennedy Assassination
Records," House Report No. 103–587, July 12, 1994, Eighth Report
by the Committee on Government Operations

4. "The Milstar Communications System: Comprehensive Reevaluation
Needed," House Report No. 103-864, October 20, 1994, Seventeenth
Report by the Committee on Government Operations

5. "World Food Program: Funding and Management Improvements Can
Strengthen Delivery of Food Aid," House Report No. 103-865, Octo-
ber 24, 1994, Eighteenth Report by the Committee on Government
Operations

6. "National Aeronautics and Space Administration: Management Con-
trols Must be Strengthened to Protect Taxpayers," House Report
No. 103-869, October 31, 1994, Twenty-second Report by the Com-
mittee on Government Operations

Human Resources and Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee, Hon.
Edolphus Towns, Chairman

1. "Poison Control Centers: On the Brink of Extinction," House Report
No. 103-860, October 19, 1994, Thirteenth Report by the Committee
on Government Operations

2. "Misused Science: The National Cancer Institute's Elimination of
Mammography Guidelines for Women in Their Forties," House Re-
port No. 103-863, October 20, 1994, Sixteenth Report by the Commit-
tee on Government Operations

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Commerce, Consumer, and Monetary Affairs Subcommittee, Hon. John M.
Spratt, Jr., Chairman

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1. "North American Free Trade Agreement [NAFTA] Rules of Origin
and Enforcement Issues," House Report No. 103-407, November 22,
1993, Fourth Report by the Committee on Government Operations
2. "Bank Regulation and Bank Lending to Small Business," House Re-
port No. 103-410, November 22, 1993, Seventh Report by the Com-
mittee on Government Operations, Together with Separate Views
3. "The Administration and Enforcement of Employment Taxes-A Sta-
tus Report on Ideas for Change," House Report No. 103-861, October
19, 1994, Fourteenth Report by the Committee on Government Oper-
4. "Financial Management and CFO Act Reforms in the Department
of Commerce," House Report No. 103-862, October 20, 1994, Fif-
teenth Report by the Committee on Government Operations
5. "Uncertainty and Data Quality Problems Affecting Federal Reserve
Monetary Policy," House Report No. 103-866, October 27, 1994,
Nineteenth Report by the Committee on Government Operations
6. "Trade With Russia and the Newly Independent States [NIS]," House
Report No. 103-867, October 27, 1994, Twentieth Report by the
Committee on Government Operations, Together with Additional
Views

7. "Financial Management in the Customs Service," House Report No.
103-868, October 31, 1994, Twenty-first Report by the Committee
on Government Operations

8. "Problems Facing Minority and Women-Owned Small Business, In-
cluding SBA Section 8(a) Firms, in Procuring U.S. Government Con-
tracts: An Interim Report," House Report No. 103-870, November
29, 1994, Twenty-third Report by the Committee on Government
Operations, Together with Additional Views
Information, Justice, Transportation, and Agriculture Subcommittee, Hon.
Gary A. Condit, Chairman

1. "A Citizen's Guide on Using the Freedom of Information Act and
the Privacy Act of 1974 to Request Government Records," House
Report No. 103-104, May 24, 1993, First Report by the Committee
on Government Operations

2. "The Immigration and Naturalization Service: Overwhelmed and Un-
prepared for the Future," House Report No. 103-216, August 25,
1993, Second Report by the Committee on Government Operations,
Together with Additional Views

3. "Look Who's Minding The Forest: Forest Service Reforestation Pro-
gram Due for a Major Overhaul," House Report No. 103-218, August
5, 1993, Third Report by the Committee on Government Operations ..
4. "Improving the Management of the Farmers Home Administration
Single-Family Housing Portfolio Through Centralized Servicing and
Mortgage Escrowing," House Report No. 103-609, July 19, 1994,
Ninth Report by the Government Operations Committee

5. "Information Resources Management in a Reconfigured U.S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture," House Report No. 103-610, July 19, 1994,
Tenth Report by the Committee on Government Operations
6. "Criminal Aliens: A Federal Responsibility and a State and Local
Burden," House Report No. 103-645, August 1, 1994, Eleventh Re-
port by the Committee on Government Operations
Employment, Housing, and Aviation Subcommittee, Hon. Collin C. Peterson,
Chairman

1. "The Section 8 Project-Based Assistance Program: Waste and Mismanagement," House Report No. 103-859, October 19, 1994, Twelfth Report of the Committee on Government Operations

B. OTHER INVESTIGATIONS

Legislation and National Security Subcommittee

1. The Air Force C-17 Airlifter Program

2. Budget enforcement for reconciliation

3. Foreign government procurement discrimination
4. Office of National Drug Control Policy

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Legislation and National Security Subcommittee-Continued

5. Impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement on government
procurement and public sector

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6. Follow-on Early Warning System

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7. The effectiveness of the current legal framework for U.N. peacekeep-
ing operations

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8. National Performance Review: Capital budgeting for investment
9. National Performance Review: Biennial budgeting proposals
10. Use of value engineering by Federal agencies

11. The B-1B bomber

12. Cold war era human subject experimentation

13. Employment discrimination at the Immigration and Naturalization Service

14. The U.S. presence overseas: Is downsizing the answer?

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15. The activities of the Agency for International Development's Agency Center for University Cooperation in Development

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19. Alleged sale to the Department of Defense of foreign-made machine tools as domestic products

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26. Alleged retaliation against Dr. Mitchell Faktor, MC, U.S. Army

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27. GSA internal restructuring and results of National Performance Review

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28. Agency implementation of the Chief Financial Officers Act

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Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources Subcommittee

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1. Joint hearing on elevation of the Environmental Protection Agency
to Cabinet-level status

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2. Review of Federal recreation concessions management

3. Potential health risks from carpets and carpeting materials

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4. Management problems and contracting activities at EPA laboratories
5. DOD's Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program
[CSEPP]

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6. Adequacy of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Agreement
States Program

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7. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's Electricity Regulation
Program

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8. EPA's Pesticide Program and Food Safety Reform
9. Benefits and drawbacks of the superfund liability provisions
10. Reliability of U.S. isotope supplies and the U.S. Department of Ener-
gy's Isotope Production and Distribution Program

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11. Risk based decisionmaking at the Environmental Protection Agency 12. Adequacy of EPA efforts to assist small water systems in complying with the Safe Drinking Water Act

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16. Radioactive contamination at sewage treatment plants 17. Superfund implementation issues

15. Intrastate land exchange leads to destruction of Gettysburg Battlefield property

13. EPA and State hazardous waste disposal facility siting policies
14. Federal and State efforts to maintain clean air in national parks
and wilderness areas

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18. Joint hearing on communication fees for the private use of public lands

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19. Mismanagement of hundreds of millions of dollars of government-
owned property by U.S. Department of Energy contractors
20. The Interior Department's failure to correct serious problems in the
management of the Indian trust funds

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Human Resources and Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee

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1. Review of the Federal Government's fragmented Social Service Pro-
grams

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2. Emergency wards and the drug crisis

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