...Office. The Byrd-Butler bill (S. 469) proposes to bring Government corporations under control — by the Bureau of the Budget, the Treasury, and the General Accounting Office — and most important, under annual scrutiny by the Congress. It includes the following provisions...

...reveals the following : First, a lack generally of uniform and over-all current control by Congress, the Bureau of the Budget, the Treasury, and the General Accounting Office. Second, corporations carry on extracorporate functions such as the payment of subsidies, price support,...

...Government corporations should be brought under the control of Congress and the financial supervision of the Bureau of the Budget, the Treasury, and the General Accounting Office. Federal centralization by grants to State and local governments and by subsidies to agriculture and...

...service to provide for functions which are required by the Congress, the Civil Service Commission, the Bureau of the Budget, the Treasury and the General Accounting Office. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ASSISTANCE TO STATES, GENERAL (Estimate, $19,420,000; act, $11,467,000) (P. 26,...

...in presenting the appropriation estimates and other material for legislation; act as liaison between the Bureau of the Budget, the Treasury, and the General Accounting Office in matters of policy and major changes in financial operations; prepare the annual report of the Department;...

...fiscal year appropriation language on the recommendation of TVA Itself, made with the concurrence of the Bureau of the Budget, the Treasury, and the General Accounting Office. The purpose and effect of the provision were not to change in any way TVA'a use of its revenues under...

...increasing rather than decreasing? Mr. WILLIAMS. I am sure of it, sir. The reports and the requirements of the Bureau of the Budget, the Treasury, and the General Accounting Office and Congress have without doubt increased the work load. Mr. SCHWABE. And that occurred up to about...

...under normal appropriation procedure. That is because under the present appropriation procedure an appropriation is available for the liquidation of...language. It is not the same wording as is proposed here, but the letter explains the intent and what we consider the interpretation of it. I would like...

...standpoint of accounting for these funds, and also from the standpoint of developing this cost-accountine information which we are hopeful will be of considerable...that this letter has attached language which was the orisrinally proposed language. It is not the same wording as is proposed here, but the letter explains...

...under the method presently in use. It would be merely a means of simplifying our accounting for it. I have here a copy of a letter that was signed by...language. It is not the same wording as is proposed here, but the letter explains the intent and what we consider the interpretation of it. I would like...