Sec. 206. Cost savings and efficiency reviews
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Not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary, acting through the Under Secretary for Management, shall submit to the congressional homeland security committees a report, which may include a classified or other appropriately controlled annex containing any information required to be submitted under this section that is restricted from public disclosure in accordance with Federal law, including information that is not publicly releasable, that— provides a detailed accounting of the management and administrative expenditures and activities of each component of the Department and identifies potential cost savings, avoidances, and efficiencies for those expenditures and activities; examines major physical assets of the Department, as defined by the Secretary; reviews the size, experience level, and geographic distribution of the operational personnel of the Department; and makes recommendations for adjustments in the management and administration of the Department that would reduce deficiencies in the capabilities of the Department, reduce costs, and enhance efficiencies . ; and examines— how employees who carry out management and administrative functions at Department headquarters coordinate with employees who carry out similar functions at— each component of the Department; the Office of Personnel Management; and the General Services Administration; and whether any unnecessary duplication, overlap, or fragmentation exists with respect to those functions.