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1 Justification = elastic clause Functions Control?
I. Background Justification = elastic clause Functions Control? President Congress

2 II. Structure A. 15 Executive Departments 2. Treasury 3. Defense
1. State 2. Treasury 3. Defense 4. Justice 5. Interior 6. Agriculture 7. Commerce 8. Labor

3 9. Health and Human Services
10. Housing and Urban Development 11. Transportation 12. Energy 13. Education 14. Veterans Affairs 15. Homeland Security

4 B. Regulatory Commissions
Organization Size Purpose “quasi-functions”

5 Examples: Federal Communications Commission Federal Reserve Board
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Securities and Exchange Commission

6 C. Independent Executive Agencies
Purpose Organization Examples Civil Service Central Intelligence Agency Environmental Protection Agency

7 D. Government Corporations
Purpose Independence Examples: Tennessee Valley Authority Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. U.S. Postal Service

8 III. Demands on Bureaucracy
President Congress Courts

9 IV. Trends Expense “Shadow Government”

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