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UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUN.TJNr; OFFICE   (0).
        WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548

 RESTRICTED - Not to be released outside the Qeneral
 Accounting Office except o U   , of specific approval
 by the ,ffice of Congressional 11clatio.s   EEL


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EASED


DECEMBER 23. 1982


The Honorable Norman Mineta
Chairman, Task Force on
  Enforcement, Credit, and
  Multi-year Budgeting
Committee on the Budget
House of Representatives

The Honorable Ed Bethune
Ranking Republican
Task Force on Enforcement,
  Credit, and Multi-year
  Budgeting
Committee on the Budget
House of Representatives

The Honorable Ralph Regula
Member, Task Force on
  Enforcement, Credit, and
  Budgeting
Committee on the Budget
House of Representatives

The Honorable Leon E. Panetta
Member, Task Force on
  Enforcement, Credit, and
  Multi-year Budgeting
Committee on the Budget
House of Representatives


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     Subject: Biennial Budgeting: The State Examples--
                Summary of the Major Issues (GAO/PAD-83-14)

     As requested, we are forwarding a part of our overall study
on biennial budgeting. This summary briefly discusses the bien-
nial budget processes of Ohio, Wisconsin, and Florida. It is
based on data and interviews with executive and legislative offi-
cials in the three States. Selected officials in each State have
reviewed the portions of the summary that pertain to them.

     While budgeting may often be tailored to the unique needs
and characteristics of a State, we learned from visiting Ohio,
Wisconsin, and Florida that certain aspects of their budget pro-
cesses are relevant and adaptable to a Federal biennial cycle.


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