Unexpended Fund Balance in the Indian Health Service Water and Sanitation Facility Construction Program
HRD-80-124
Published: Sep 30, 1980. Publicly Released: Sep 30, 1980.
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GAO examined the Indian Health Service's (IHS) Water and Sanitation Facility Construction (WSFC) Program to determine whether: (1) IHS budgeting procedures can be changed to reduce the amount of appropriated funds needed for facility construction in a given year; (2) IHS allocation and obligation procedures are contributing to the size of the unexpended balance; (3) IHS is receiving more funds than it can effectively use for WSFC; (4) Congress should consider different ways of providing funds to IHS for WSFC; and (5) the use of the memorandum of agreement by IHS as an obligating document is legal.
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Balances of budget authorityFunds managementHealth care costsHealth care facilitiesHealth care servicesNative AmericansProgram evaluationSanitary engineeringWater resources developmentSanitation