The Trump Administration has issued an executive order directing the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to implement centralized systems for tracking federal contract approvals and travel expenses. As part of this initiative, agency employees will need to submit written justifications for their contract and travel decisions. This expansion of DOGE's powers, which recently included directives on employee performance reporting, raises concerns regarding oversight and compliance with cybersecurity measures. The actions reflect a push for enhanced efficiency in government spending management through stringent accountability measures.
In a bid to streamline federal spending, the Trump Administration's new executive order mandates rigorous justifications for contract approvals and travel expenses by agency employees.
The centralized technological system, overseen by DOGE, will enforce accountability by requiring written justifications for 'non-essential' expenditures, reflecting a significant shift in federal spending oversight.
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