Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 101 Part 1.djvu/786

 101 STAT. 756 f '

PUBLIC LAW 100-119—SEPT. 29, 1987

for non-defense programs (by type of sequesterable resource), the amount of reductions in budgetary resources that would be required by this part using his estimate of flr» the aggregate amount of required outlay reductions and t applying the technical assumptions (including outlay rates) 1 and methodologies used in the report of the Director of CBO i under subparagraph (A). The Director of OMB shall iden-' tify and explain any differences between these estimates and such corresponding amounts set forth under clause (i). an":^ "(iii) In the report for a fiscal year (except fiscal year 1988) issued under this subparagraph, the Director of OMB shall assume that the aggregate outlay rate for defense ' programs covered by paragraph (6)(C), calculated using data on sequesterable resources and account outlay rates ap* plicable to such fiscal year, shall not differ by more than •' one-half of 1 percent from such aggregate outlay rate cal* culated using the same data on sequesterable resources but using account outlay rates calculated arithmetically using • the applicable sequesterable resources and outlays con]" tained in the report submitted under this Act for the preceding fiscal year as proposed by the Director of OMB. 1For purposes of this subparagraph, an aggregate outlay rate 7 shall be the average of account outlay rates (expressed as a percentage) with each account outlay rate (as defined in ^ section 257(13)) given a weight that is proportional to the " ^ account's share of total sequesterable resources. The cal^f culation of the non-defense aggregate outlay rate for programs covered by paragraph (6)(C), shall be determined '. using the procedures and restrictions used for determining ' the aggregate defense outlay rate. 2 "(iv) The report issued under this subparagraph for any fiscal year (except fiscal year 1988) may not assume aggrer gate outlays for the health insurance programs under title 1 XVIII of the Social Security Act (before taking into account legislation enacted or regulations prescribed after the cur|,J,', rent services budget is submitted) which deviate by more . than 1 percent from the amount of outlays estimated for 1 such programs in the current services budget submitted by „ the President pursuant to section 1109(a) of title 31, United ^ States Code, for such fiscal year. For fiscal year 1988 the report issued under this subparagraph shall assume aggre^: gate outlays for such programs (before taking into account I legislation enacted or regulations promulgated as final Q ^ after August 20, 1987) equal to the amount assumed for such programs by the Director of OMB in the report DJii. submitted to the Temporary Joint Committee on Deficit Reduction on August 20, 1987, except that, unless necessary -t to comply with requirements provided in law, any change A: in administrative procedures that increases or decreases fo v;4 the average number of days for the payment of claims under title XVIII of the Social Security Act, compared to Y such average in the preceding fiscal year, shall not be taken a into account for purposes of this Act. "(C)(i) The technical and economic assumptions used by the 1 Director of CBO to calculate the excess deficit shall also be used t by the Director of CBO to calculate the unachieved deficit

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