; (8) a projection of the anticipated needs for and accomplishments of the program, including an estimate of when, and the condition under which, the program will have fulfilled the objectives for which the program was established; and (9) a statement of the constitutional authority pursuant to which the bill or joint resolution is to be enacted. 7. Conference reports on authorization bills The joint explanatory statement accompanying a conference report on any bill or resolution authorizing the enactment of new budget authority for any program in connection with which an analysis, appraisal, and evaluation has been conducted under section 5 or 6 shall include an analysis of the objectives intended for the program and the problems or needs which the program is intended to address, based on the bill or resolution as recommended in the conference report. 8. Phaseout of existing programs (a) In general If a continued authorization of the enactment of new budget authority for a program has been adopted by the Senate or the House of Representatives, and has not become law as of the date on which the authorization in effect expires (unless the failure to become law has been due to a rejection of a proposed authorization by the other House), there is authorized to be enacted for the program— (1) for the first fiscal year following the expiration of the previous authorization, 80 percent of the amount appropriated to carry out the program in the previous fiscal year