Exemption rule making allows an agency to decide whether public participation will be allowed. Exemptions include rule-making proceedings with regard to all but which of the following?

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Exemption rule making typically includes military affairs, agency management or personnel, public property, loans, grants, benefits, or contracts of an agency, and foreign affairs. Executive orders, however, are issued by the President or a state governor and are not part of agency rule-making processes, thus they are not subject to exemptions in the context of public participation in rule-making.

Exemption Rule Making Allows an Agency to Decide Whether Public