The Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) seeks to integrate budget and financial information with performance and results.

WHITEHOUSE: Testimony of Joshua Gotbaum

Many expressed similar concerns that the proposed legislation is too broad in scope, burdensome and expensive to administer, and duplicates current GPRA planning and reporting requirements.

WHITEHOUSE: Testimony of Jacob J. Lew

In February 1997, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the Senate Majority Leader, the House Majority Leader, and seven Senate and House Committee chairmen joined in a letter to OMB setting out Congressional expectations for the consultation process under GPRA. This letter, and OMB's response to it, became the basis for a second OMB issuance on Congressional consultation.

WHITEHOUSE: Testimony of John A. Koskinen