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 PUBLIC LAW 94-399—SEPT. 4, 1976 (3) Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of paragraphs (1) and (2) of this subsection, in no case shall any contractor under this Act submit a plan, part, or schedule to the Comptroller General unless such plan, part, or schedule has first been submitted by that contractor to the contractor responsible for the development and implementation of a financial management system improvements plan for such contractor's review, comments, and recommendations. A copy of such comments and recommendations, if any, shall be submitted, together with such plan, part, or schedule, to the Comptroller General in accordance with paragraphs (1) and (2) of this subsection. (4) Within the sixty-day period following the date of the receipt by him of such plan or part thereof, and after consultation with the commission, the Comptroller General shall approve, disapprove, or modify such plan or part (including any schedule for the implementation thereof), in whole or in part. On or before the expiration of such sixty-day period, the Comptroller General shall submit such plan or part, as so approved, modified, or disapproved to the Congress for its consideration, together with his reasons for such modification or disapproval. (f)(1) Each such plan or part thereof so approved by the Comptroller General without modification shall be deemed on the date of such approval, to be a part of the financial planning, reporting, accounting, control, and operating procedures of the government of the District of Columbia. Each such plan or part thereof modified by the Comptroller General shall, upon the expiration of the forty-fiveday period of continuous session of the Congress following the date on which such modified plan or part thereof is so submitted to the Congress, be deemed to be a part of the financial planning, reporting, accounting, control, and operating procedures of the government of the District of Columbia, unless within such forty-five-day period, the Congress adopts a concurrent resolution disapproving the action of the Comptroller General with respect to such modifications. In any case in which any such concurrent resolution is so adopted by the Congress, such plan or part thereof, as it existed immediately prior to any such modification, shall be deemed a part of such procedures as of the date of the adoption by Congress of such concurrent resolution. No such plan or part thereof disapproved by the Comptroller General shall take effect, unless, within such forty-five-day period following the date of its submission to the Congress, the Congress adopts a concurrent resolution disapproving the action of the Comptroller General in disapproving such plan or part thereof. If such action of the Comptroller General is so disapproved, such plan or part thereof shall be deemed a part of such procedures as of the date of the adoption by Congress of such concurrent resolution. (2) For purposes of this section, the continuity of a session of Congress is broken only by an adjournment of the Congress sine die, and the days on which either House is not in session because of an adjournment of more than three days to a day certain are excluded in computation of such forty-five-day period. (g) With respect to any such plan or part so deemed to be a part of the financial planning, reporting, accounting, control, and operating procedures of the government of the District of Columbia under subsection (f)(1), the Mayor of the District of Columbia, with the assistance of the contractor responsible for such plan or part, shall implement such plan or part for the government of the District of Columbia in accordance therewith. The Comptroller General shall

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Approval.

Plan, submittal to Congress.

Plan implementation.

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