Which is not considered an appropriate view of the roles of policy analysts, according to Weimer and Vining?
A)Client's advocate
B)Issue advocate
C)Regulatory actor
D)Objective technician

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Weimer and Vining argue that policy analysts should serve in roles that support decision-making processes, such as being an advocate for the client (A), advocating for specific issues (B), or providing objective technical analysis (D). They do not view the role of a regulatory actor (C) as appropriate for policy analysts, as this implies enforcing or implementing policies rather than analyzing or advising on them.

Which Is Not Considered an Appropriate View of the Roles