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<abstract>GAO exists to support the Congress in meeting its constitutional
responsibilities and to help improve the performance and ensure  
the accountability of the federal government for the benefit of  
the American people. In the years ahead, its support to the	 
Congress will likely prove even more critical because of the	 
pressures created by the nation&apos;s large and growing long-term	 
fiscal imbalance, which is driven primarily by known demographic 
and rising health care trends. These pressures will require the  
Congress to make tough choices regarding what the government	 
does, how it does business, and who will do the government&apos;s	 
business in the future. GAO&apos;s work covers virtually every area in
which the federal government is or may become involved, anywhere 
in the world. Perhaps just as importantly, GAO&apos;s work sometimes  
leads it to sound the alarm over problems looming just beyond the
horizon--such as the nation&apos;s enormous long-term fiscal 	 
challenges--and help policymakers address these challenges in a  
timely and informed manner. The Comptroller General presented	 
testimony that focused on GAO&apos;s progress during his first five	 
years in office. He highlighted GAO&apos;s (1) fiscal year 2003	 
performance and results; (2) efforts to maximize its		 
effectiveness, responsiveness, and value; and (3) budget request 
for fiscal year 2005 to support the Congress and serve the	 
American people.</abstract>
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