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<abstract>This report reviews the Office of Personnel Management&apos;s (OPM)
fiscal year 2000 performance report and fiscal year 2002	 
performance plan. OPM&apos;s mission, in part, is to provide strategic
human capital management leadership and services to federal	 
agencies. OPM&apos;s fiscal year 2000 performance report and fiscal	 
year 2002 performance plan contain many goals that measure the	 
extent of their activities, but there are few goals and measures 
that assess the actual state of strategic human capital 	 
management in the federal government or the specific		 
contributions that OPM&apos;s programs and initiatives make. Although 
OPM does not directly control these outcomes in federal agencies,
it needs to measure the results to assess how well its leadership
services are working. OPM recognizes this weakness and is working
with human resource directors at federal agencies to develop a	 
series of human capital measures. In its report and plan, OPM	 
also need to strengthen goals and measures to improve their	 
reliability, link its internal human capital goals to OPM	 
programs, and establishing a program management performance goal 
to assess fraud and error in the Federal Employees Health	 
Benefits Program.</abstract>
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