Reorganization of the Office of Surface Mining, Department of the Interior
CED-82-32
Published: Jan 18, 1982. Publicly Released: Feb 02, 1982.
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GAO was requested to review the proposed reorganization of the Office of Surface Mining (OSM), Department of the Interior. OSM stated that the reorganization would save $5.7 million annually by reducing its staff level from 795 to 628 positions, resulting in a more effective and efficient operation. Under the reorganization, most States would assume primary responsibility for implementing the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977.
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CentralizationCost controlFederal agency reorganizationReductions in forceReorganizationMiningEconomic developmentAdministrative expensesAppropriated fundsEnergy resources