User:Wolfejc644/sandbox

11/04/16:

An area I'm confident in, is my ability to interpret acts and legislation effectively from my experience working in government. Because of this skill, I think I bring a unique capability to the group of being able to read the act that our article is over and break it down into layman terms. I would like to take the ability to break down all parts of the act and use that as my contribution to the article selected, adding to the article by making the act itself as easily understood as possible.

Ways of improving current form of the article: additional information of the act's history and how it can be applied to the everyday person and how people are effected by it.

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1.    The thing about this article I liked is that it not just gives a background to the act, but it also tells you how the GPRA data is used and read. The article gives information on how to bundle together and understand all the things that go into GPRA and how you can see it as a citizen of this great country.

2.    This article, from the US Government Accountability Office, GAO's past and ongoing work illustrates how GPRAMA could help address government challenges in five separate areas. The areas it specifies both relate to what the bill does and how it will help the government in a positive way.

3.     The company IBM uses this article as a way to describe the Government Performance and Results act by relating to the reader how the act effects businesses and what businesses need to know and how things will change for them with the act.

4.    The administrative conference of the United States discussed the Government and Performance and Results act by examining constraints and how agencies can cross collaborate with the act. The article describes the act as useful overall, regardless of the constraints that can come from it.

5.    In the article, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System describes what the report is exactly, and how to submit to congress about the report. The Federal Reserve System discusses how the act effects the Federal Reserve, who handle our money more or less, and what that means to us as people who, well, care about our money and what the Government is doing with it.