260 search results for Legislative Branch Resources
- Title 44 - GPO comments on Dec version of draft title 44 bill - Jan 2018 - rev
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https://www.gpo.gov/docs/default-source/congressional-relations-pdf-files/testimonies/title-44---gpo-comments-on-dec-version-of-draft-title-44-bill---jan-2018---rev.pdf
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the Government to do those’
(House Legislative Branch Appropriation hearings, FY 2007, p. 21; emphasis added, .
Regulatory authority The draft bill gives GPO, an agency of the legislative branch, regulatory powers
affecting executive branch agencies.
The ability of a legislative branch officer to exercise regulatory, and technology
procurements, GPO’s lease of available space to other primarily legislative branch, to support the legislative requirements of the House, and that “GPO is an
indispensable part
- Title 44 - GPO comments on Dec version of draft title 44 bill - Jan 2018 - rev
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https://www.gpo.gov/docs/default-source/congressional-relations-pdf-files/testimonies/title-44---gpo-comments-on-dec-version-of-draft-title-44-bill---jan-2018---rev5ecc0c30b44a64308413ff01001d133d.pdf
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the Government to do those’
(House Legislative Branch Appropriation hearings, FY 2007, p. 21; emphasis added, .
Regulatory authority The draft bill gives GPO, an agency of the legislative branch, regulatory powers
affecting executive branch agencies.
The ability of a legislative branch officer to exercise regulatory, and technology
procurements, GPO’s lease of available space to other primarily legislative branch, to support the legislative requirements of the House, and that “GPO is an
indispensable part
- 11-01_FinalReportGPOsEthicsProgram
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https://www.gpo.gov/docs/default-source/inspector-general/audits/2011/11-01_finalreportgposethicsprogram.pdf
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by benchmarking other legislative branch ethics programs at the Library of Congress, the
Government, are not tailored to meet GPO’s
needs, do not include information specific to GPO as a legislative branch, , as a
legislative branch agency, is not subject to these standards of conduct, OGC should
consider re, OGE and similarly‐sized legislative branch agencies,
we reviewed OGE’s Agency Model Practices, provides Federal ethics guidance in the
form of executive branch regulations1 and Agency Model
- 10-03_FinRptGPO_09FISMAComp
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https://www.gpo.gov/docs/default-source/inspector-general/audits/2010/10-03_finrptgpo_09fismacomp.pdf
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or managed
by another agency, contractor, or other source. While GPO is a Legislative
branch agency, the Government Printing Office (GPO, the Agency) is a Legislative branch
agency and is therefore, and effectiveness its information security program.
Although GPO is a Legislative branch agency, of Federal
information resources. Because GPO is not an Executive branch agency, these
requirements, , as a
Legislative branch agency GPO is not required by law to adhere to Privacy Act
requirements
- FY20 and FY18 Performance Report
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https://www.gpo.gov/docs/default-source/mission-vision-and-goals-pdfs/gpo-fy20-fy18-performance-report.pdf
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for the Legislative Branch for FY19. Excerpt:
“The Committee commends GPO for its continuing use of digital, of the Legislative Branch Bulk
Data Task Force, particularly in its efforts to convert Statutes, proceedings of Congress,
GPO produces bills, hearings, reports, and other legislative documents, . In order to best meet our customer needs, GPO aligns resources
with a streamlined set of publishing, management,
and focus on developing informational resources on billing and payment processes
- QFR-CHA-Feb-2017
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https://www.gpo.gov/docs/default-source/congressional-relations-pdf-files/testimonies/qfr-cha-feb-2017.pdf
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) that would
be imposed on the annual Legislative Branch Appropriations bill as a result of trying, other temporary legislative branch needs).
In the Spring of 2017, the Office of the Federal, . The Committee also
asked that the final plan be coordinated with the results of the Legislative Branch Data, facility to the Legislative Branch Alternate
Computer Facility (ACF). GPO’s Chief Information Officer,
printing rates, by legislative design, recover our costs through reimbursement for all direct
- oversight-march97
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https://www.gpo.gov/docs/default-source/congressional-relations-pdf-files/testimonies/oversight-march97.pdf
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the legislative branch,
including reports, committee prints, bills, and related documents, as well as other, . The FDLP,
funded out of the legislative branch appropriations, is the means by which Congress, that are
essential to the legislative process in Congress. We produce this work for Congress in our central, , and that they facilitate the orderly fow of essential legislative business.
Support for the Cyber-Congress. Over the past,
has the resources and the expertise to support the modernization of the House’s system effectively
- 09_11-30-09
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https://www.gpo.gov/docs/default-source/inspector-general/semi-annual/2009/09_11-30-09.pdf
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skilled
workforce in OIGs The GPO OIG—along with other
Legislative Branch OIGs—is a member of CIGIE,
Legislative Branch IGs continued to meet
quarterly in response to a Senate Appropriations
Committee request that the IGs throughout the
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eration are:
• shared training opportunities for Legislative
Branch OIG personnel;
• cross-cutting Legislative Branch audits and
inspections to include concerns regarding agency
- cir615
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https://www.gpo.gov/docs/default-source/circular-letters-pdf-files/2006/cir615.pdf
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OPM
(Item #) TITLE
1405. Salary Table No. 2007, Executive Branch of the Government Also, ............................................................................................. ________ ________ _____ _______ ____
12. Legislative (Full Committee House and Subcommittee, ............................................. _______ 36. Energy and Natural Resources ....................................... _______
21. House, and Governmental Affairs .............. _______
25. Resources, ............................................ _______
The following subject headings indicate Congressional materials based on legislative form and include all
- OIG Special Project Priority Projects 21-12
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https://www.gpo.gov/docs/default-source/inspector-general/oig-special-project-priority-projects-21-12.pdf
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in addition to working with the Legislative Branch Bulk Data Task Force to identify the
initiatives, identified a set of initiates as top Priority Projects and continues to pursue
and expend resources, ;
investment committee resources; and documentation and retention of capital investment activities. 9, (POMS) • Digitizing Historic Publications
(Digitization)
• United States Legislative Markup
(USLM, Legislative process. This need was identified as early as the FY17 Annual
Performance Plan and FY15