 | United States. Congress. Joint Study Committee on Budget Control - 1973 - 42 lapas
...reductions. The fact that no legislative committee has the responsibility to decide whether or not total outlays are appropriate in view of the current...more critical for the process is the distribution of committee jurisdictions over components of the budget among several different congressional committees.... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Government Operations - 1974 - 1952 lapas
...reductions. The fact that no legislative committee has the responsibility to decide whether or not total outlays are appropriate in view of the current...more critical for the process is the distribution of committee jurisdictions over components of the budget among several different congressional committees.... | |
 | John B. Gilmour - 1990 - 280 lapas
...competing priorities. . . . The fact that no committee has the responsibility to decide whether or not total outlays are appropriate in view of the current...process is the distribution of jurisdictions [over spending] among several different committees. As a result each spending bill tends to be considered... | |
 | United States. Congress. Joint Committee on the Organization of Congress - 1993 - 106 lapas
...factor in this picture. . . . The fact that no committee has the responsibility to decide whether or not total outlays are appropriate in view of the current...appears to be responsible for much of the problem." H. Kept. No. 147, 93d Cong., 1st Sess. 1 (1973). It is obvious that centralization of the budget process... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Government Operations - 1973 - 1548 lapas
..."fact that no comtittee has the responsibility to decide whether or not total outlays are appropriate L view of the current situation appears to be responsible for much of the problem." b is not clear from the report what the problem is — whether it is continued eficits, a failure to... | |
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... spending reductions. The fact that no legislative committee has the responsibility to decide whether or not total outlays are appropriate in view of the current situation appears to be responsible for much of the problem. 