Performance Details - Selective Service System
Performance Details - Selective Service System
Performance Details - Selective Service System
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Impact:<br />
Planned Actions/Schedule:<br />
Verification and Validation:<br />
The delay in conducting the exercise until FY 2009 is expected to have<br />
minimal impact on the Agency’s mobilization readiness as current<br />
programs will remain on the shelf until the required changes have<br />
been made, tested and refined.<br />
During FY 2007 all actions required to develop the FY 2009 exercise<br />
will get underway. These actions include: outlines, plans, schedule<br />
evaluations, development of time lines, and determination of IT<br />
interface requirements.<br />
Testing and evaluation standards will be developed to validate exercise<br />
results.<br />
2. Update and maintain the Agency’s Readiness Plans.<br />
Was the goal achieved?<br />
Results:<br />
Discussion:<br />
Impact:<br />
Planned Actions/Schedule:<br />
Verification and Validation:<br />
Yes.<br />
All portions of the Readiness Plans were provided to Agency proponents<br />
for their review and update. Decisions on the major changes have<br />
been made and are undergoing reformatting and printing.<br />
For the first time since their original development, the Readiness Plans<br />
have been given to the proponents for review. This was necessary<br />
due to the extensive reorganization the Agency has undergone, as<br />
well as changes in supporting revised governmental directives and<br />
procedures.<br />
The impact has been very positive since new personnel are seeing the<br />
plans for the first time and the information in the plans is now most<br />
current and up to date to meet all internal and external mandates.<br />
Readiness Plans are continuously being updated. Unscheduled<br />
updates are performed as changes occur.<br />
Testing and evaluation standards are constantly being developed and<br />
exercises performed to validate the new plans.<br />
3. Ensure that 90% of State Directors (SDs) and Reserve Force Officers (RFOs) are capable of<br />
implementing Registration Improvement Program functions and responsibilities.<br />
Was the goal achieved?<br />
Yes.<br />
Results: Projected 90%. Achieved SD 97%, RFOs 94%<br />
FISCAL YEAR 2005 PERFORMANCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY REPORT - SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM 13