But the struggle by the Appropriations Committee to identify additional cuts could throw off the timetable, delaying a vote and pushing a showdown with the Senate closer to the March 4 expiration of the current spending law.
The investigation was supposed to conclude this month, but the timetable was delayed until 12 August to allow the CMA to look at options for overdrafts, one of the potential impediments to moving a current account.
Sinn Fein had blocked the bill for months before finally agreeing that it should go to the assembly, as there was a tight timetable and delay could have implications for the block grant.
Courts will be able to set timetables to cut delays in adoption court cases.
American regulators complained that the rules for these models needed more work.Even now, it is uncertain that American banks will meet the delayed timetable.
It is not clear, however, that Ms. Tavenner's timetable represents a delay, although both BloombergBusinessWeek and the Washington Post characterized it that way.
At piers used jointly, ferries trying to stick to a timetable can be delayed by tourist boats hanging on for passengers.
But now, that timetable may be delayed by a federal stop-work order issued last week on the club's main cluster of damaged cabanas, said Bob Ordan, the club's general manager.
The NAO suggests that the management of the process will be crucial: "Our work has identified a number of undesirable results which follow from poor risk management: poorly thought-through plans, unrealistic timetables, weak controls, delays in delivery and wasted money".
The Welsh government blames the tight timetable on a delay in getting information from the Treasury - a claim the Treasury denies.
