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<abstract>GAO discussed management issues concerning the Department of Housing and
Urban Development (HUD), focusing on: (1) the progress HUD has made in
addressing management deficiencies and the need for additional
improvement; (2) the activities under HUD&apos;s 2020 management reform and
other efforts to address its deficiencies; (3) issues that GAO believes
are key as HUD implements its management reforms; and (4) the
relationship between HUD&apos;s reform efforts and its Government Performance
and Results Act plans.&lt;p/&gt;GAO noted that: (1) HUD has made progress in addressing problems that
led to GAO&apos;s high-risk designation, but much remains to be done; (2)
prior to announcing the 2020 management plan, HUD had among other
things: (a) addressed internal control weaknesses by implementing a new
management planning and control program and reduced the material
weaknesses identified under the Federal Managers&apos; Financial Integrity
Act (FMFIA) assessment; (b) continued to make progress in improving its
information and financial management systems; (c) completed a field
reorganization that transferred direct authority for staff and resources
to the Assistant Secretaries; and (d) made some progress in addressing
problems with staff members&apos; skills and with resource management; (3)
however, GAO&apos;s recent work and that of the Inspector General indicate
the need for continued progress in these areas; (4) under HUD 2020
Management Reform Plan and related efforts, HUD is in the process of
making significant changes that will affect most aspects of its
operations; (5) the plan calls for reducing the number of programs,
reducing staffing, retraining the majority of the staff, reorganizing
the 81 field offices, consolidating processes and functions within and
across program areas into specialized centers, and modernizing and
integrating the financial and management information systems; (6)
several interrelated issues are particularly important for achieving the
intended benefits of HUD&apos;s management reform efforts: (a) HUD&apos;s ability
to meet planned timetables for implementing key reforms; (b) the
adequacy of staffing during and after the transition to the new HUD; (c)
the Department&apos;s ability to reduce the number of troubled public housing
authorities and troubled multi-family projects; and (d) HUD&apos;s ability to
effectively improve its procurement and contracting practices, including
its oversight of contractors; (7) the HUD 2020 Management Reform Plan
appears to be the driving force behind agency operations, and it is
clearly linked to the agency&apos;s strategic and annual performance plans
required by the Results Act; (8) the degree to which HUD is successful
in implementing its reform efforts will influence its success in meeting
its goals and objectives outlined in the strategic and annual
performance plans; (9) both appear to rely in part on many of the same
legislative proposals that could affect HUD&apos;s staffing needs and the
attainment of strategic objectives; and (10) HUD&apos;s strategic plan could
be improved by clarifying the impact on meeting objectives if the
legislative proposals are not enacted.</abstract>
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