What is true of the seven "superagencies" in the state bureaucracy?
A)They are independent,so they do not answer to the governor.
B)They are designed to help all the constitutional officers execute the law,and so their secretaries answer to all of the state executives.
C)They help organize the state's administrative boards and agencies,and the governor appoints the secretaries who head them.
D)Their administrators can be recalled from office by the voters.

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The seven "superagencies" in the state bureaucracy are responsible for organizing the state's administrative boards and agencies, and the governor appoints the secretaries who head them. This is why option C is the correct choice. Option A is incorrect because the superagencies are not independent and do answer to the governor. Option B is incorrect because the secretaries answer to the governor, not all of the state executives. Option D is incorrect because the administrators of the superagencies are not subject to recall by voters.

What Is True of the Seven "Superagencies" in the State