Organization of Executive Branch

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The Organization of the Executive Branch

Independent Agencies

As part of carrying duties, independent agencies take a role in the executive branch.

Government Corporations

- Private businesses - They generate a profit because they provide services that for normal businesses may seem too expensive - Ex : US Postal Service

Regulatory Commissions

- Currently there are 12 - Each R.C. makes and carries out rules for a specific business activity - They also settle disputes among the businesses they control - FCC, CSPC - Should be free of political influences. (Neutral)

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Executive Agencies

- Under direct control of the President - NASA, EPA

Executive Departments

The Cabinet

- Its core is made up of the department secretaries and the Attorney General. - It is an important group of policy advisers to the President

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT CHART

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Executive Office of the President

The EOP is conformed by people chosen by the President, with the job to advise the him/her on important decisions.

Special Advisory Groups

-They help the Pres. make decisions on domestic and foreign policies. - OMB decides the cost of the President´s policies and prepares a budget for Congress. - NSC helps the Pres. make foreign policies.

OMB

NSC

Vice President

- Presides over the Senate - His/her role is determined by the President, either active or not. - If the Pres. dies the Vice Pres. may become President.

White House Staff

- Center of Administration - Made up of trusted advisers and assistants hired by the Pres., without Senate approval - Aside from providing insight on important matters, they help fulfill the Pres.´goals