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The Domestic Policy Council Director should chair a standing meeting of EOP principals

Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise, chapter 1, p. 40. Written by Rick Dearborn.

The Domestic Policy Council Director should chair a standing meeting of EOP principals

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What the document says

“To this end, the Director should chair a standing meeting with the principals from each of the other EOP offices to enhance coordination from within the White House.”

Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise, p. 40

The chapter says the Domestic Policy Council needs to work closely with other offices in the Executive Office of the President, naming the Office of Management and Budget and its Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, the Council of Economic Advisers, the Council on Environmental Quality and the Office of Science and Technology Policy, and that the Director should chair a standing meeting of their principals.

What the document actually says

“To this end, the Director should chair a standing meeting with the principals from each of the other EOP offices to enhance coordination from within the White House.”

Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise, p. 40
That sentence, in plain words

To do this, the Director should hold a set meeting. The heads of the other White House offices should come.

What this is about

Several offices inside the White House work on related things. The chapter says they do not talk enough. It says one director should hold a regular meeting with all of their heads.

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