Privatizing OPM Investigations: Perspectives on OPM's Role in Background
Investigations (Testimony, 06/14/95, GAO/T-GGD-95-185).

The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) is considering privatizing its
Investigations Service by establishing a private corporation owned by
former Investigations Service employees through an employee stock
ownership plan. This testimony focuses on OPM's role in federal
investigations and describes how the number and the scope of
investigations have altered with the changing personnel security
landscape in recent years.

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 REPORTNUM:  T-GGD-95-185
     TITLE:  Privatizing OPM Investigations: Perspectives on OPM's Role 
             in Background Investigations
      DATE:  06/14/95
   SUBJECT:  Investigations by federal agencies
             Personnel records
             Public service employment
             Confidential records
             Information disclosure
             Disclosure law
IDENTIFIER:  OPM Employee Stock Ownership Program
             
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