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106 A GOVERNMENT OF THE FUTURE to allow additional programs and agencies to access this valuable data to learn what works and improve program implementation, while continuing to protect the privacy, security, and confidentiality of that data. Specifically, the Budget supports a package of proposals designed to clearly specify the purpose for which the data may be used, require that the minimum data necessary be used to achieve the purpose, and include strong penalties for the unauthorized access, use, disclosure, or re-disclosure of the data. In order to streamline access to the data by authorized agencies for program integrity purposes, the package includes a proposal which would allow the authorized agencies access to the NDNH data through the Do Not Pay Business Center at Treasury. In addition, each component of the package is designed to satisfy the Administration’s criteria for when authority to access NDNH data should be considered. The package also requires HHS to review each agency’s data security before allowing that agency to access the data, prohibits HHS from granting access to the data for any purpose not authorized in statute, and requires HHS to publicly report on the use of NDNH data. NDNH Access Proposals Agency Proposal Privacy and confidentiality protections HHS/ACF The Package would: 1) require the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) to review an entity’s data security prior to granting access to NDNH data; 2) prohibit ACF from granting access to NDNH data for any reason not authorized in statute; and 3) require ACF to generate public reporting on the use of records. HHS/Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Department of Agriculture/Rural Housing Service Railroad Retirement Board Department of Labor/UI Program integrity proposals Assist with income and employer verification and improve the Affordable Care Act advance premium tax credit payment accuracy to reduce improper payments. Verify eligibility and validate the income source information provided by means-tested single family housing loan applicants and multifamily housing project-based tenants. Establish eligibility for processing disability benefits in a more efficient manner. Require (rather than permit) states to cross-match with NDNH to identify improper payments. Evaluation/statistical/program administration proposals Multi/Statistical and Evaluation Access Workforce Programs at Departments of Labor and Education Access to NDNH for Federal statistical agencies, units, and evaluation offices or their designees for statistical, research, evaluation, and performance measurement purposes associated with assessing positive labor market outcomes. Would reduce cost of the 2020 Census by several hundred million dollars. Provide access for program administration, including Federal oversight and evaluation, and authorize data exchanges between State child support and workforce agencies.
THE <strong>BUDGET</strong> FOR FISCAL YEAR 2017 107 Reorganizing Government: Reforming to Win in the Global Economy The Administration will also continue efforts to drive lasting change in how Government works through reorganizing or consolidating Federal programs to reduce duplication, and identify cost savings to allow the Government to invest more in productive activities. The President is again asking the Congress to revive an authority that Presidents had for almost the entire period from 1932 through 1984—the ability to submit proposals to reorganize the Executive Branch through a fast-track procedure. In effect, the President is asking that the next President have the same authority that any business owner has to reorganize or streamline operations to meet changing circumstances and customer demand. For example, consolidating business and trade promotion into a single department would enhance Government productivity and effectiveness. Bringing together the core tools to expand trade and investment, grow small businesses, and support innovation, would help American businesses compete in the global economy, expand exports, and create more jobs at home.
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