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             UNITED STATES GENERAL  ACCOUNTING OFFICE
                     WASHINGTON,  D.C.  20548

                                          FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY
                                          EXPECTED AT 10:00 a.m.
                                          November 7, 1983

             SUMMARY STATEMENT OF CHARLES A.  BOWSHER
             COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES

                           BEFORE THE

                  SUBCOMMITTEE ON CIVIL SERVICE
          HOUSE POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE  COMMITTEE

                               ON

                 ,AN ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF
                 THE  SENIOR EXECUTIVE SERVICE12277
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Madame Chairwoman and Members of the Committee:

     I am pleased to be here today to discuss our work  in

response to your request for an overall assessment of the Senior

Executive Service (SES).  SES, established by the Civil Service

Reform Act, has often been called the cornerstone of civil serv-

ice reform.  The act provided for major changes  in the manage-

ment of the government's executive corps designed to achieve

improvements in the efficiency, effectiveness, and responsive-

ness of government operations.

     I have a detailed statement which I would like to summarize

for you and submit for the record.  My testimony today will

provide our general observations on SES and highlight so*ie areas

that warrant your attention.

     We focused our work on four areas in which the act estab-

lished major goals for SES:





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