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By: FEDweek StaffAmong bills recently introduced in Congress are;
* HR-8763, to create an inspector’s general office within the Thrift Savings Plan, a bill offered largely in response to customer service and other problems arising in the TSP’s recent transition to a new operating platform.
* HR-8754, to bar SES and equivalent level federal employees and their spouses from holding or trading individual stocks while working for the government, while continuing to allow investments in stock and bond funds.
* S-4765, to create enforcement mechanisms for agencies to carry out GAO recommendations to reduce duplicative and overlapping programs.
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