When an Agency Is Captured

When an agency is captured,

A) the agency falls victim to the partisan politics of Congress or the president.
B) reciprocal politics results in overly rigid enforcement of rules by those who lack knowledge or expertise.
C) bureaucratic red tape makes the enforcement of agency regulations tedious and inefficient.
D) client politics shifts the focus away from enforcement and toward internal politics.
E) the agency develops an uncritical relationship with the industry it is supposed to be regulating.