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<abstract>As the agency responsible for the federal government&apos;s human
capital initiatives, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM)	 
must have the capacity to successfully guide human capital	 
transformations necessary to meet the governance challenges of	 
the 21st century. Given this key role, GAO was asked to assess	 
OPM&apos;s capacity to lead further reforms. In June 2006, GAO	 
testified on several management challenges that OPM faces. This  
report--the second in a series--supplements that testimony and,  
using the new senior executive performance-based pay system as a 
model for understanding OPM&apos;s capacity to lead and implement	 
reform, identifies lessons learned that can inform future	 
reforms. GAO analyzed relevant laws and documents, and obtained  
views from the Chief Human Capital Officers (CHCO) Council and	 
human resource directors, the Office of Management and Budget	 
(OMB) staff, and OPM officials.</abstract>
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