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… President-elect’s transition team or the new President’s Office of Presidential Personnel (depending on the timing of … President-elect’s transition team or the new President’s Office of Presidential Personnel (depending on the timing of … - page 173
… Appointees. The Secretary of State should use his or her office and its resources to ensure regular coordination … Appointees. The Secretary of State should use his or her office and its resources to ensure regular coordination … - page 173
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… agenda among political appointees, foreign service officers, and civil service personnel, with no predetermined … agenda among political appointees, foreign service officers, and civil service personnel, with no predetermined … - page 174
… - 2372 The Secretary of State, in cooperation with the Office of the Attorney General and the White House Counsel’s Office, should also conduct a review to identify … 175 … The Secretary of State, in cooperation with the Office of the Attorney General and the White House Counsel’s … - page 175
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… Chinese Threat. The State Department recently opened the Office of China Coordination, or “China House.” This office is intended to bring together experts inside and … Chinese Threat. The State Department recently opened the Office of China Coordination, or “China House.” This office … - page 176
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… This reorganization effort would necessarily assess what office closures Chapter Department of State Page number 193 … This reorganization effort would necessarily assess what office closures … Such reorganization could be creative, but … - page 193
… numerous Cabinet departments, smaller agencies, and other offices. Chapter Department of State Page number 194 … … numerous Cabinet departments, smaller agencies, and other offices. … Consolidate foreign assistance authorities. … - page 194
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… 2022, https://www.state.gov/secretary-blinken-launches-the-office-of-china-coordination/ (accessed March 9, 2023). … 2022, https://www.state.gov/secretary-blinken-launches-the-office-of-china-coordination/ (accessed March 9, 2023). … … - page 198
… 18 independent and Cabinet subagencies.' According to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODND, the … 18 independent and Cabinet subagencies.' According to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODND, the … - page 200
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