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Assuming there is some semblance of an existing bureaucracy in place at the start of the formation of the Liminal State, the ''Executive Group’s'' first task will be to build all necessary ''Branches'' from the existing employee base and even tap the private sector, if necessary. | Assuming there is some semblance of an existing bureaucracy in place at the start of the formation of the Liminal State, the ''Executive Group’s'' first task will be to build all necessary ''Branches'' from the existing employee base and even tap the private sector, if necessary. | ||
The highest priority will be to make the ''Branches'' functional, starting with the ''Justice Branch''. While the ''Branches'' are coalescing, the ''Executive Group'' will make all | The highest priority will be to make the ''Branches'' functional, starting with the ''Justice Branch''. While the ''Branches'' are coalescing, the ''Executive Group'' will make all Liminal State decisions until ''Branch Officials'' have been selected and the hiring of appropriate staff has taken place. At the earliest opportunity the ''Branches'' should take the leadership roles in those areas of their expertise. | ||
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Assuming there is some semblance of an existing bureaucracy in place at the start of the formation of the Liminal State, the Executive Group’s first task will be to build all necessary Branches from the existing employee base and even tap the private sector, if necessary.
The highest priority will be to make the Branches functional, starting with the Justice Branch. While the Branches are coalescing, the Executive Group will make all Liminal State decisions until Branch Officials have been selected and the hiring of appropriate staff has taken place. At the earliest opportunity the Branches should take the leadership roles in those areas of their expertise.
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