A letter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "The D.C. Family Court Act (P.L. 107-114) mandated that GAO examine the performance of the D.C. Family Court. GAO addressed the following objectives: (1) What procedures were used to make judicial appointments to the Family Court and what effect did qualification requirements have on appointment timeframes? (2) How timely was the Family Court in meeting established timeframes for transferring and resolving abuse and neglect cases, and what impact did magistrate judges have on the workload of judges and other personnel? (3) What progress has the D.C. Courts made in procuring permanent space? And (4) What progress have the Superior Court and District agencies made in sharing data from their computer systems? To address these objectives, GAO analyzed court data on its timeliness in resolving cases, reviewed the Family Court Act, applicable District laws, and reports required by the act; reviewed documents regarding the Family Court's progress in acquiring permanent space and those related to sharing data from the computer systems of the Superior Court and the District; and interviewed relevant District, Superior Court, and Family Court officials. In commenting on this report, the Superior Court agreed …

A letter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on management actions needed to answer basic research questions about Gulf War Illnesses, focusing on the: (1) amount of money the Departments of Veterans' Affairs (VA), Defense (D0D), and Health and Human Services (HHS) spent on research and investigation of Gulf War veterans' illnesses and health concerns in the fiscal years 1997 and 1998, including current and projected spending by the Office of the Special Assistant to the Deputy Secretary of Defense for Gulf War Illnesses; (2) productivity of this research spending, including the extent to which the Coordinating Board has determined that federal research objectives have been satisfied, and the extent to which the research has resulted in peer-reviewed publications and the identification of the causes or successful treatments for Gulf War veterans' illnesses; (3) extent of coordination between the Research Working Group of the Coordinating Board and the Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses; and (4) Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses' contract management."

General Counsel - Senator Warner Legal Opinions Submissions.

General Counsel - Contractors for BRAC "Adds" Installations.

Media Kit - Regional Hearing, July 6, 2005 - Boston.

General - Media Briefing Book - New England - New London, CT; Portsmouth, NH; Brunswick, ME.

Testimony - Adjutant's General Hearing, June 30, 2005 - Atlanta, GA. Adjutants General Association of the United States

Commissioner Newton's Material - Otis Air Guard Base, MA.

Contains general notes and research from Air Force Analyst Craig Hall regarding Otis ANGB, MA

Contains notes and research regarding the Galena part 3 of 3

Contains General Counsel memo to Chairman certifying final transcripts of hearings

Contains General Counsel reply to U.S. DoJ inquiry concerning Testwuilde vs. U.S.

Contains General Counsel memo to Chairman concerning USN privatized housing

Contains Chairman's copy of installation visit information

Contains Chairman's letter to Washington State CODEL concerning Joint Basing

Commissioner Hill letter to Senator Warner concerning NAS Oceana, VA

Contains executive correspondence from Senator John Thune regarding Ellsworth AFB, SD

Contains base/installation thank you notes from the BRAC Commission

Contains information regarding the Galena Contract Part 2 of 3

Contains hearing, preparation and final deliberation information package for Commissioners

Contains 102 FW - Support Agreement date 31 May 2005 regarding Otis AFB, MA

Contains notes and research regarding the Galena Contract Part 1 of 3

General Counsel - DoD/DON Responses to 11 August 2005 Hearing.

General Counsel - Legal Issues Considered by Previous BRAC Commissions.