§623 Continuing study of additional budget reform proposals

Summary

The House and Senate Budget Committees must keep studying ways to make Congress’s budgeting work better. They look at things like getting better information on new programs (for example, pilot tests and surveys), better ways to evaluate current programs, setting maximum and minimum time limits for program approval, and ways to measure people and nonmoney benefits as well as dollars. Each Budget Committee must report its findings and recommendations to its own House from time to time. Other House, Senate, or joint committees are also allowed to do similar studies.