Given the problematic nature of an elected bureaucracy in a representative democracy, which branch(es) of government work(s) to check the power of the bureaucracy?

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All three branches of government work to check the power of the bureaucracy. The legislative branch creates laws and can oversee and fund bureaucratic agencies. The executive branch, led by the President, appoints heads of agencies and can issue executive orders to direct bureaucratic action. The judicial branch can rule on the legality of bureaucratic actions and decisions.

Given the Problematic Nature of an Elected Bureaucracy in a Representative