Which of the following is NOT a tactic that the legislature can use to correct bureaucratic drift?

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Issuing an executive order is not a tactic that the legislature can use to correct bureaucratic drift. Executive orders are typically issued by the President (or occasionally by state governors) and are used to direct the actions of executive branch agencies. However, the legislature does not have authority over the executive branch in this way, so it cannot issue executive orders to correct bureaucratic drift. Instead, the legislature can use the other tactics listed (removing tasks and programs, replacing appointees, reorganizing agencies, and passing legislation) to try to address bureaucratic drift.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Tactic That the Legislature