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<abstract>Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the changes that have
occurred at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) as a result of OMB
2000, focusing on the: (1) changes in OMB organizational structure,
responsibilities, staffing, and OMB statutory offices; and (2) attention
OMB gave to management issues in the budget formulation process.&lt;p/&gt;GAO found that: (1) OMB 2000 created a new organizational structure for
OMB by reorganizing and replacing former budget program areas with
resource management offices (RMO) staffed by employees reassigned to new
program examiner positions; (2) OMB shifted specific oversight
responsibilities of the statutory offices to RMO, while responsibilities
for governmentwide management policies remained in the statutory
offices; (3) the implementation of OMB 2000 resulted in greater
attention to agency management issues in the budget process; (4) while
some OMB staff were concerned about their ability to perform their
expanded responsibilities, OMB staff generally had a positive view of
OMB 2000; and (5) although OMB initially planned to evaluate OMB 2000 as
a distinct management initiative, it plans a broader assessment of its
overall effectiveness in formulating and implementing management
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