(Are you even looking at the links I'm providing? I said I searched for documents with "Government Report" in the title and linked the results.)
I think you are forgetting that the idea of the special "Government Report" came from you. Remember, you said on the RfC (emphasis mine): ;Comment from Lsi john:The CSR, from their own website, is a private research office, used by Congress for analysys. The CSR is not tasked with producing, publishing or releasing official government reports. Their work is printed, for distribution to Congress, not as Official Government Reports.

I've already proven this statement by you to be wrong, CRS isn't private (show me where it says so on the webpage:
About the Library of Congress and LOC's mission and strategic plan The Library of Congress is a federal research agency for Congress.
LOC FAQ which states(emphasis mine): 7. How does Congress use the Library?Some 500,000 requests are received annually by the Congressional Research Service (CRS), the part of the Library that serves Congress. Staffed by specialists on a wide variety of topics, CRS supplies Congress with unbiased information on a wide variety of subjects. Another department of the Library that works closely with Congress is the Law Library. With collections in foreign, international and comparative law, it serves as the foreign law research arm of Congress.
CRS reports available from fpc.state.gov The state department also uses CRS reports. Example: Arab League Boycott of Israel 04/12/2007 Martin A. Weiss
Would you believe a statement from www.usa.gov? I can write them an e-mail or chat online with a representative tomorrow.