...grouping lay in the recommendations of the original Hoover Commission. That Commission found : ' ' The executive branch is not organized into a workable...but is cut up into a large number of agencies, which * Address before the District of Columbia Chapter of the Association of Interstate Commerce Commission...

...violation of these principles results from the conditions stated in the following findings. First Finding. The executive branch is not organized into a workable...great in number for effective direction from the top. Thousands of Federal programs cannot be directed personally by the President. They must be grouped...

...first rejKirts to the Congress. The first finding of that Commission in its first report" stilted: "The executive branch is not organized into a workable...great in number for effective direction from the top. "Thousands of Federal programs cannot be directed personally by the President. They rnu.st be grouped...

...violation of these principles results from the conditions stated in the following findings. First Finding. The executive branch is not organized into a workable...great in number for effective direction from the top. Thousands of Federal programs cannot be directed personally by the President. They must be grouped...

...February 1949. "The executive branch 1« not organized into a workable number of major departments nn<l agencies which the President can effectively direct, but is cut up into a large number of agenci< which divide responsibility and whicb are too great in number for effective direction from...

...critical problems resulting from this growth. The Commission stated : The Commission's first finding was that — the executive branch is not organized into...great in number for effective direction from the top. To remedy this situation, the Commission proposed that — • the numerous agencies of the executive...

...independent regulatory commissions and 6 Presidential staff offices. It pointed out that the executive branch "is cut up into a large number of agencies, which...great in number for effective direction from the top." It urged the necessity for giving the executive branch "the simplicity of structure, the unity of purpose,...

...chairmanship of President tloover, in its rery first report transmitted to Congress on February 5, 1949, found that : The executive branch is not organized...great in number for effective direction from the top. * * * at the present time, we have a large number of agencies subject to no direction except that of...

...chairmanship of President Hoover, in its very first report transmitted to Congress on February 5, 1949, found that : The executive branch is not organized...great in number for effective direction from the top. * * * at the present time, we have a large number of agencies subject to no direction except that of...

...1947. The first three Hoover commission findings would fit easily into the Gore report: First Finding. The executive branch is not organized into a workable...great in number for effective direction from the top. Second Finding. The line of command and supervision from the President down through his department...