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Report Date	Agency Reviewed / Investigated	Report Title	Type	Location
10/15/2021	General Services Administration	Assessment of GSA’s Management and Performance Challenges for Fiscal Year 2022	Top Management Challenges	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG General Services Administration OIG General Services Administration OIG Image
10/14/2021	Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation	PBGC's Compliance with the DATA Act	Audit	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation OIG Number of Recommendations 1 Report Number AUD-2022-01 Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation OIG Image
10/14/2021	Internal Revenue Service	Management and Performance Challenges Facing the IRS For FY 2022	Top Management Challenges	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration Number of Recommendations 0 Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration Image
10/14/2021	Department of Commerce	Top Management and Performance Challenges Facing the Department of Commerce in FY 2022	Top Management Challenges	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Department of Commerce OIG Report Description The Office of Inspector General is required by statute to report annually the most serious management and performance challenges facing the Department of Commerce. Attached is our final report on the Department’s top management and performance challenges for fiscal year 2022. Number of Recommendations 0 Report Number OIG-22-001 Department of Commerce OIG Image
10/14/2021	Department of the Treasury	Management Challenges Letter- October 2021	Top Management Challenges	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Department of the Treasury OIG Number of Recommendations 0 Report Number OIG-CA-22-002 Department of the Treasury OIG Image
10/14/2021	Architect of the Capitol	Architect of the Capitol (AOC) Employee Continued to Violate Standards of Conduct, Information Technology Division (ITD) Property and Rules of Behavior and Lied about Losing Four iPhones After Returning from 15-day Suspension "	Investigation	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Architect of the Capitol OIG Number of Recommendations 0 Report Number 2021-0004-INVI-P1stSupplemental Architect of the Capitol OIG Image
10/14/2021	Department of the Treasury	FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: Report on the Bureau of the Fiscal Service Federal Investments and Borrowings Branch's Description of its Investment and Redemption Services and the Suitability of the Design and Operating Effectiveness of its Controls for the Period	Audit	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Department of the Treasury OIG Number of Recommendations 0 Report Number OIG-22-001 Department of the Treasury OIG Image
10/14/2021	Department of the Treasury	FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: Report on the Bureau of the Fiscal Services Funds Management Branch's Description of its Trust Funds Management Services and the Suitability of the Design and Operating Effectiveness of its Controls for the Period August 1, 2020 to J	Audit	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Department of the Treasury OIG Number of Recommendations 0 Report Number OIG-22-002 Department of the Treasury OIG Image
10/13/2021	Election Assistance Commission	Management Challenges for EAC in Fiscal Year 2022, with EAC Response	Top Management Challenges	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Election Assistance Commission OIG Report Description This report includes EAC OIG’s independent assessment of the top management challenges facing EAC in fiscal year 2022. Report Number I-MC-EAC-01-22 Election Assistance Commission OIG Image
10/13/2021	Department of Health & Human Services	Changes Made to States' Medicaid Programs To Ensure Beneficiary Access to Prescriptions During the COVID-19 Pandemic	Audit	Agency-Wide	View Report
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Submitting OIG Department of Health & Human Services OIG Report Description On March 13, 2020, the President of the United States declared that the COVID-19 pandemic was a national emergency. That same day, in accordance with section 1135(b) of the Social Security Act (the Act), the Secretary of HHS invoked his authority to waive or modify certain requirements of Titles XVIII, XIX, and XXI of the Act. To limit the spread of the virus, Federal, State and local governments urged individuals to stay at home and for individuals who test positive to quarantine, among other preventive measures. As a result, the usual and customary ways that many individuals obtained prescription drugs were altered and access to those prescription drugs reduced. Our objective was to identify actions that selected States took or planned to take to ensure that Medicaid beneficiaries continued to receive prescription drugs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Report Number A-06-20-04007 Department of Health & Human Services OIG Image