The text discusses the need for effective departmental organization to bring government closer to the people and improve the delivery of services. It proposes the creation of four new departments to replace seven existing cabinet agencies, with a focus on consolidating programs and jurisdictions, strengthening management capabilities, and allowing for flexible resource management. The proposed departments would cover a wide range of functions including natural resources, economic affairs, community development, and human resources. The text also outlines the organizational structure and key officials for each proposed department.

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Identifier:

CAC_CC_003_5_52_1_0012

Contributing Institution:

Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK

Collection:

Dewey F. Bartlett Collection

Title:

The text discusses the need for effective departmental organization to bring government closer to the people and improve the delivery of services. It proposes the creation of four new departments to replace seven existing cabinet agencies, with a focus on consolidating programs and jurisdictions, strengthening management capabilities, and allowing for flexible resource management. The proposed departments would cover a wide range of functions including natural resources, economic affairs, community development, and human resources. The text also outlines the organizational structure and key officials for each proposed department.