NW Georgia News

Following the first hearing of the Delivering On Government Efficiency (D.O.G.E.) Subcommittee, Chairwoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has issued a Post-Hearing Review and Recommendations. This initiative is part of her strategy to address inefficiencies in government operations.

"When I was named Chairwoman of the D.O.G.E. Subcommittee, I wanted it to be different," Greene stated. She emphasized her intention to take action after each hearing rather than waiting until the end of Congress for a report. "Implementing recommendations in near real-time is the only way to make real, lasting changes in the fight against waste, fraud, and abuse in the federal government," she added.

Greene's mandate for the subcommittee is clear: work swiftly and effectively to tackle issues within Washington. The focus is not only on identifying waste but also on proposing practical solutions.

The first report from this week's hearing outlines strategies based on expert testimony to eliminate waste and fraud from improper payments. These include both legislative and executive actions designed to address problems identified during the session.

The full Post-Hearing Review and Recommendations can be accessed for more detailed information on these proposed solutions.