Which power allows the governor to appoint supervisory boards but not operational directors for most state agencies?
A)Removal
B)Budgetary
C)Indirect appointive
D)Directive authority

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Indirect appointive power allows the governor to appoint supervisory boards or commissions for most state agencies, which indirectly gives them some control over the agency's operational directors. However, the operational directors are usually appointed through a separate hiring process and are not directly chosen by the governor. Choices A, B, and D refer to different types of executive powers but do not directly relate to the governor's appointment of supervisory boards.

Which Power Allows the Governor to Appoint Supervisory Boards but Not