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This question is about GAO Principles of Appropriations Law Training (An Orientation to Federal Fiscal Law)

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This site is of no value. We are looking for DAU on-line fiscal law information. The http://www.gao.gov/special.pubs/apptrng.html gives the acc.dau.mil subscriber an opportunity to shell out $350.00 for fiscal law training. Please provide something of value such as "Purpose, Time, Amount" statutes.

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Sep 10, 2009

The GAO web site mentioned in your question is a seperate entity from the many DAU sites as is referenced as a possible source of information on the topic of fiscal law it is not maintained by DAU and we have no control over the information contained within, while the amount of $350.00 for a class is resonable for GAO to charge for training and the knowledge gained from such a class would be very valuable to individuals interested in fiscal law, if looking for free information on the topic the ACC (https://acc.dau.mil) website is a free website and is open to anyone who wishes to utilize it. It has some resources on the topic of fiscal law. Please check out the following link (https://acc.dau.mil/CommunityBrowser.aspx?id=158433&lang=en-US) and see if it has any free information you could possibly utilize. Several other good places to become familar with would be the Defense Acquisition Portal (another free DAU website) located at (https://dap.dau.mil) or the Acquire Search (another free DAU website offering) located at (https://acquire.dau.mil) this one allows you to search all the resources provided by the Defense Acquisition University and to quickly and easily browse the results and then access the result that best suits your needs. As with any website if you come across information that would embelish the given topic please submit it as a contribution to the ACC for others to utilize as well.

-- Updated Sep 10, 2009 --

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Sep 10, 2009

The GAO web site mentioned in your question is a seperate entity from the many DAU sites as is referenced as a possible source of information on the topic of fiscal law it is not maintained by DAU and we have no control over the information contained within, while the amount of $350.00 for a class is resonable for GAO to charge for training and the knowledge gained from such a class would be very valuable to individuals interested in fiscal law, if looking for free information on the topic the ACC (https://acc.dau.mil) website is a free website and is open to anyone who wishes to utilize it. It has some resources on the topic of fiscal law. Please check out the following link (https://acc.dau.mil/CommunityBrowser.aspx?id=158433&lang=en-US) and see if it has any free information you could possibly utilize. Several other good places to become familar with would be the Defense Acquisition Portal (another free DAU website) located at (https://dap.dau.mil) or the Acquire Search (another free DAU website offering) located at (https://acquire.dau.mil) this one allows you to search all the resources provided by the Defense Acquisition University and to quickly and easily browse the results and then access the result that best suits your needs. As with any website if you come across information that would embelish the given topic please submit it as a contribution to the ACC for others to utilize as well.

-- Updated Sep 10, 2009 --