...Counsel for both the House and Senate and that the possibilities of coordination among these offices, the Library of Congress, the General Accounting Office and the Government Printing Office, as well as with the committees and other and agencies of the House and Senate, will be fully investigated.1...

...executive agencies and in those agencies that are under the direct supervision of Congress, such as the Library of Congress, the General Accounting Office and the Government Printing Office. At present, no such demonstrations are taking place. In the fall of 1980, the AFL-CIO and our affiliates,...

...Executive agencies and in those agencies that under the direct supervision of the Congress, such as the Library of Congress, the General Accounting Office and the Government Printing Office. The legislation now pending before this Subcommittee, HR 5092, Pay Equity Act of 198*, and HR *599,...

...numerous health, safety and labor statutes that will now apply to three congressional agencies — the Library of Congress, the General Accounting Office, and the Government Printing Office. Our report to Congress is due at the end of 1996. On February 6, at the invitation of the Subcommittee...

...come under the CAA at that time. It is also true that in fiscal year 1997 the results of the study on the Library of Congress, the General Accounting Office and the Government Printing Office will be available; and we may indeed have added jurisdiction as a result of those studies. Mr. Chairman,...

...the numerous health, safety and labor statutes that will now apply to three congressional agencies— the Library of Congress, the General Accounting Office, and the Government Printing Office. The Dole regulatory reform bill currently under Senate consideration, S. 343, as well as the bifl unanimously...

...suggest that it might be worth considering requiring the major Legislative Branch establishments, such as the Library of Congress, the General Accounting Office, and the Government Printing Office to assume responsibility for institution and enforcement of the policy for their own buildings, and...

...a task that was left to the future time when the CAA was passed. Those three instrumentalities are the Library of Congress, the General Accounting Office, and the Government Printing Office. We have sent along copies of the 102(b) study to members of the committee, and we have one available...

...evaluate the comprehensiveness of coverage of the CAA laws to the three largest instrumentalities - the Library of Congress, the General Accounting Office, and the Government Printing Office. Recommendations regarding coverage of these instrumentalities were included in the Section I02(b) study...