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Now the hard work really begins for agencies to make their spending data more transparent. The Office of Management and Budget issues new guidance and other too...

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May 8, 2015 4:06 pm

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Now the hard work really begins for agencies to make their spending data more transparent. The Office of Management and Budget issues new guidance and other tools to begin the implementation of the Data Accountability and Transparency Act (DATA Act). Federal News Radio Executive Editor Jason Miller writes about the new policy in his bi-weekly feature, Inside the Reporter’s Notebook. He tells In Depth with Francis Rose what agencies have to do over the next two years.

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