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I am not sure exactly what you want to know. If the President is diligent and pays attention, he should be able to control the cabinet level agencies. If he wants to make changes, like any new executive, he can expect some resistance from the older employees, but if he is firm and knows how to manage, he should be able to exercise reasonable control. Of course, he is just one person and there are a huge number of workers-- he has to rely on his underlings to execute his policies, but that is what chief executives must be able to do.
If he want to cut the number of government workers or scale back or eliminate an entire department, as some presidential candidates have suggested in the past, he would face major difficulties from several sources. Government workers know how to lobby Congress and every government program has people who benefit from it, directly or indirectly. There was a reason why every agency or program was created and interested parties have a way of popping up everywhere whenever a program is threatened.
What else can I help you with?
What is the President's difficulty in controlling cabinet-level agencies?
Sometimes agencies themselves have support from various interest groups, which can clash with the views of the President. Congress also has influence over the government's bureaucracy.
Which branch of government is the president vice president and cabinet in?
The executive branch includes the president, the vice-president, the cabinet and all the employees of all the departments and agencies headed by the cabinet secretaries.
What group of agencies work most closely with the president?
No agencies work with the president. Members of his cabinet are usually the head of various departments.
What kind of agencies have a single function and report directly to the President?
Cabinet
What are the fours divisions of the executive branch?
The president, Vice President, cabinet members are the executive branch
Where did the formation of agency come from?
Federal agencies in the United States are typically formed by the President by Executive Order. The heads of these agencies become members of the President's cabinet.
What branch of us government runs and controls most government agencies?
The executive branch (the President, cabinet, and regulatory agencies)
What agencies work directly with the president providing assistance and advice?
An Executive Assistant to the President, works closely with the president, providing assistance and advice. His cabinet, the CIA, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
What is the name of the president group of advisers?
The group that advises the President is his Cabinet. They are chosen by him to head the executive agencies and give him advice.
How are independent executive agencies different from cabinet executive agencies?
Independent executive agencies operate independently of the presidential cabinet and are not directly controlled by a cabinet member. They are established by Congress to address specific issues and often have regulatory or administrative responsibilities, such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In contrast, cabinet executive agencies are part of the presidential cabinet and are headed by members of the president's cabinet, focusing on broader governmental functions and policies. This structure allows independent agencies to function with a degree of autonomy from political pressures.
Who is at the base of the federal bureaucracy's pyramid structure?
president at the top, cabinet departments in middle, agencies at bottom
Does the Executive branch include hundreds of independent agencies that work independently of the cabinet and the president?
No it doesn't. :D
