Fifteen years ago this week, Congress passed the Government Performance
and Results Act, a law whose sponsors hoped would help establish
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a government guided by goals and monitored by results.
Senator William Roth of Delaware stood on the Senate floor and said:
For much too long, this focus on program performance and results has been
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missing from the federal government. Agencies and managers are expected to follow
proper procedures and spend their funds in an appropriate mannerto cross
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