The attachment details the Office of Inspector General's Spring 2006 Semiannual Report to Congress. The following topics are included:
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Overview of SBA and the OIG
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Agency Management Challenges
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Significant OIG Activities
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Disaster Loans
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Small Business Access to Capital
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Small Business Development, Contracting, Education, and Training
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Agency Management
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Other Significant OIG Activities.
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Statistical Highlights
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Appendix
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I. OIG Reports Issued
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II. OIG Reports with Questioned Costs
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III. OIG Reports with Recommendations that Funds Be Put to Better Use
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IV. OIG Reports with Non-Monetary Recommendations
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V. OIG Reports from Prior Semiannual Periods with Overdue Management Decisions as of March 31, 2006
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VI. OIG Reports Without Final Action as of March 31, 2006
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VII. Significant Recommendations from Prior Semiannual Reporting Periods
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Without Final Action as of March 31, 2006
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VIII. 6-Month Significant Recommendations Summary as of March 31, 2006
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IX. List of Events/Activities Where SBA Used its Cosponsorship Authority Over the Last 6 Months
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X. 6-Month Legal Actions Summary
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XI. OIG Organizational Chart
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Additional Semiannual Legislative Reporting Requirements from the Small Business Act, as Amended:
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SBA Cosponsorship and Fee-Based Administration-Sponsored Events—Small Business Act, Section 4(h)
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SBDC Surveys—Small Business Act, Section 21(a)(7)
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SBA Gift Authority—Small Business Act, Section 4(g)(2)
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To read the complete report, please see the attached document.
