District of Columbia Receivership Accountability Act of 2000

District of Columbia Receivership Accountability Act of 2000 - Requires each court-appointed District of Columbia receiver who administers departments, offices, and agencies of the District of Columbia government to: (1) ensure that the costs incurred in their administration of such entities (including the receiver's personnel costs) are consistent with applicable regional and national standards (unless the appointing court waives this requirement during an interim period of up to two years); (2) use the best practices and methods which promote the financial stability and management efficiency of the District government; (3) consult with the Mayor and Chief Financial Officer of the District in preparing the entity's annual budget for a fiscal year; and (4) prepare and submit to the Mayor, for inclusion in the District's annual budget, estimates of the expenditures and appropriations necessary for the maintenance and operation of such entities for the year. Requires: (1) the Inspector General of the District to conduct an annual fiscal and management audit of each District department, agency, or office administered by a receiver; and (2) the receiver to carry out procurement on behalf of such entities through the Chief Procurement Officer of the District, in accordance with applicable policies and practices such Officer has established.

Congressional Research Service · 2000-03-15