When the agency is established, the executive branch usually specifies the purpose of the agency, the powers of the agency, and the actions the agency may take in carrying out the intentions of the law.

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The legislative branch, not the executive branch, typically establishes agencies through legislation, specifying their purpose, powers, and actions to carry out the law's intentions.

When the Agency Is Established, the Executive Branch Usually Specifies