Heads of US federal departments will be granted greater independence in public communications following Stephen Miller's appointment as White House chief of staff, APA reports, citing Fox News.
According to the report, which refers to an internal administration memorandum, the new rules will allow Cabinet secretaries greater autonomy in their public communications.
Under the new guidelines, the White House will support department heads in their activities while exercising less centralized control over their public statements.
During the tenure of former White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, public communications by federal departments were largely controlled by the White House.
The memorandum also outlines a reorganization of the policymaking process, which will be coordinated by the White House deputy chief of staff for policy and the president's national security adviser.
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