Nobody was filing paperwork about Y2k, as is made clear by the next paragraph: > The agency didn’t provide an estimate of how much time is currently spent on Y

Nobody was filing paperwork about Y2k, as is made clear by the next paragraph: > The agency didn’t provide an estimate of how much time is currently spent on Y2K paperwork, but Linda Springer, an OMB senior adviser, acknowledged that it isn’t a lot since those requirements are already often ignored in practice. So sure, it's good to get outdated rules off the book, but don't pretend like people were still writing reports about Y2k.