GAO expects an agency to provide (1) a single position on GAO's findings, conclusions, and recommendations-including a resolution of disparate agency views if necessary-and (2) the rationale for any disagreement with GAO's draft report.
In situations where the agency is right, GAO doesn't want to run the risk of publishing information that's untrue.
mnli hypothesis: In situations where the agency is right, GAO doesn't want to run the risk of publishing information that's untrue. premise: GAO expects an agency to provide (1) a single position on GAO's findings, conclusions, and recommendations-including a resolution of disparate agency views if necessary-and (2) the rationale for any disagreement with GAO's draft report.