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<abstract>In 1994 Congress passed legislation making the Social Security
Administration (SSA) an independent agency.  As part of the transition,
GAO was required to evaluate the interagency agreement for transferring
personnel and resources from the Department of Health and Human Services
(HHS) to SSA.  GAO concludes that the two agencies have developed an
acceptable methodology for identifying the functions; personnel; and
other resources, such as furniture and computer equipment, to be
transferred to an independent SSA.  They have also made good progress
toward completing the initiatives necessary for SSA to be a fully
functional independent agency by March 31, 1995.  However, SSA will
continue to face serious policy and management challenges, including the
long-range shortfall in funds to pay future Social Security benefits.
Also, questions have been raised by GAO and others about the future
growth of the Disability Insurance program and recent increases in
Supplemental Security Income benefits.</abstract>
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