Today's GAO Reports - May 27, 2008

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) today released the following reports and correspondence:

Reports

1. Supply Chain Security: U.S. Customs and Border Protection Has Enhanced Its Partnership with Import Trade Sectors, but Challenges Remain in Verifying Security Practices. GAO-08-240, April 25.  Highlights

2. Federal Disability Programs: More Strategic Coordination Could Help Overcome Challenges to Needed Transformation. GAO-08-635, May 20.  Highlights

3. Veterans' Benefits: Increased Focus on Evaluation and Accountability Would Enhance Training and Performance Management for Claims Processors. GAO-08-561, May 27.  Highlights

Correspondences

1. Military Personnel: DOD Needs Data to Determine if Active Duty Service Has an Impact on the Ability of Guard and Reservists to Maintain Their Civilian Professional Licenses or Certificates. GAO-08-790R, May 27.

2. Food and Drug Administration: Agency Complied with Statutory Requirement to Reexamine Condom Labels. GAO-08-565R, April 25.

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