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CONFIDENTIAL SU - 11th Draft 1/22/71 - 16 - -- Third, a department concerned with our physical environment, and with the preservation and balanced use of those great natural resources on which our nation depends. - - And fourth, a department concerned with our prosperity -- with our jobs, our businesses, and those many activities that keep our economy running smoothly and well. Under this plan, rather than dividing up our departments by narrow subjects, we would organize them around the great purposes of government. Rather than scattering responsibility by adding new levels of bureaucracy, we would focus and concentrate the responsi- bility for getting problems solved. With these four departments, when we have a problem we will know where to go - - and the department will have the authority and the resources to do something about it. Over the years we have added departments and created agencies, each to serve a new constituency or to handle a particular task - - and these have grown and multiplied in what has become a hopeless confusion of form and function. CONFIDENTIAL

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