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Observations on the Management and Operation of Executive Branch Legislative Liaison Offices

FPCD-79-70 Published: Jul 25, 1979. Publicly Released: Jul 25, 1979.
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The executive branch departments and some large agencies have established legislative liaison offices (LLOs) to help in the awareness, understanding, communication, and cooperation between Congress and the executive branch on matters of mutual interest. LLOs are responsible for providing information and assistance to Congress and to executive department and agency officals. They serve as executive department representatives on the Hill and seek to create a favorable climate in Congress for the policy and legislative initiatives of their organizations.

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