It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… for evaluating and coordinating these decisions, especially if they involve more than one Cabinet department or agency with differing opinions on the best approach for securing the … for evaluating and coordinating these decisions, especially if they involve more than one Cabinet department or agency … - page 37
… interagency policy process. This process helps to identify differences of opinion and reach a decision without having to … interagency policy process. This process helps to identify differences of opinion and reach a decision without … - page 37
… is to determine where consensus exists, clearly identify where there are differing opinions, and develop options for resolving the remaining questions. If no outstanding questions or disagreements exist, the PCC … - page 37
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