The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) is responsible for producing and distributing official documents and information products of the federal government. The Joint Committee on Printing (JCP) is a committee that oversees the operations of the GPO. Its main purpose is to ensure the efficient and cost-effective production and distribution of government documents, both in print and digital formats. The JCP sets policies and standards for government printing and publishing, regulates procurement of printing services, and maintains quality control over government publications.
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This form is used for conducting an annual plant inventory at JCP (Joint Commission on Public Affairs). It helps to track and monitor the plant resources and ensure compliance with environmental regulations.