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Does anyone know if the ASC and TAF are covered under the executive order signed yesterday?
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The Appraisal Subcommittee Busted
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One can remain hopeful; we will see.
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No there to small to even exist and outside of a few Af members I highly doubt anyone in DC has ever heard of them but you can't lay off or cut expenses on a 10 person operation and the committee members are not Federal employees...or are you talking about something else..?
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The Appraisal Foundation is not a federal agency. There is no effect on the Foundation as a result of the executive order cited. The ASC may be covered, but I'm not sure.
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The noose is tightening against these licensing cartels. It's just a matter of time before they go.
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And so what did they do about it ? But the Abtideficiency Act sounds more like guideline not a law. In most cases like this the GAO would just ask them to correct whatever violation they made.
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The GAO acts as the investigative arm of Congress. And yes the Anti-Deficiency Act (ADA) is a law in the United States..
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And what was the outcome.?..a fine..a reprimand...thought ADA was the Americans Disability Act.... lolThe GAO acts as the investigative arm of Congress. And yes the Anti-Deficiency Act (ADA) is a law in the United States..
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Well both the ASC and TAF are mentally disabled so I don't fault you for the confusion.