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This bill, called the "Pick Up After Your DOGE Act," requires a comprehensive audit of federal agency computer systems accessed by the United States DOGE Service. The bill defines "appropriate congressional committee" as any committee with jurisdiction over an agency being audited. Within 30 days of enactment, the Administrator of the United States DOGE Service must provide a full accounting to congressional committees and the Comptroller General detailing all federal agencies where DOGE teams or individuals accessed agency computer systems, networks, data, or information. The Comptroller General is mandated to conduct a comprehensive audit of these systems within 60 days, with priority given to reviews of the Social Security Administration, Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Department of the Treasury, and Internal Revenue Service. The Comptroller General must submit initial audit results for these priority agencies within one year and final audit results for other selected agencies within two years, including recommendations for legislative and administrative actions. Additionally, agency heads must address any identified vulnerabilities or bugs within 90 days of receiving an audit report and submit a status report to their congressional committee of jurisdiction.

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