The House of Representatives' Y2K watchdog gave 11 federal agencies A's for progress on the year 2000 computer problem, but cautioned that the federal government has a lot of work to do to make sure important programs don't malfunction at the beginning of next year. Many agencies have made truly remarkable progress in bringing their mission-critical computer systems into year 2000 compliance. Another six report that they will complete Y2K work by the Clinton administration's March 1999 deadline. At the other end of the spectrum, the Agency for International Development has not fixed any of its seven mission-critical systems.
AID is the only agency that seems to be still going backwards.