evidence: The $500 billion or so in available relief resources that have not been obligated may not end up being spent by agencies. There are deadlines for making these commitments and they could span years. The details also vary by program. Funds that are not eventually obligated are returned for other government uses. [...] Education, health care, and disaster relief are among the areas where the government has underspent its obligated funds, according to a CNBC analysis of Treasury data compiled by the Pandemic Response Accountability Committee, or PRAC. The agency was created as part of the March 2020 CARES Act to support oversight of pandemic relief spending. Covid relief funding, spent and remaining