Regular GSA–OPM coordination on contractors and transition rules
What the document says“it would make sense for GSA and OPM leadership and staff to hold regular meetings to work through matters of common interest”
Regular meetings between GSA and OPM leadership on the Presidential Transition Act's personnel restrictions and the relationship between contract and civil service employees. The chapter records that it opposes a merger of OPM, GSA and OMB, which it says fortunately did not take place in that form.
What the document actually says“it would make sense for GSA and OPM leadership and staff to hold regular meetings to work through matters of common interest”
It would make sense for the leaders and staff of GSA and OPM to meet often. They could work through problems they both share.
GSA rents buildings and buys things for the government. It also handles most of the contractors. The book says GSA and OPM should meet often. They share the same problems about contractors and about handing power to a new president.
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