Talk:Executive Secretariat
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[edit]Several U.S. government departments have an office of executive secretariat. Therefore, this page should be titled United States Department of State Executive Secretariat, or be merged into the article on the U.S. Department of State. Random WikiUser 10:18, 17 Oct 2007 (UTC)
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[edit]Agree that several, if not most, US federal departments and agencies have an Executive Secretariat. Rather than change this to the Department of State Executive Secretariat we could flesh out this stub with information from other agencies on what an Executive Secretariat is more generally, and then include the Department/agency specific information in sub-sections. What each executive secretariat does is generally widely available on .gov websites and you could deduce what they all tend to do based off or the commonalities. ~2026-21407-11 (talk) 17:05, 7 April 2026 (UTC)
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