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"If you want to dismantle an agency the best thing you could do is to set appointees who can set a new course," said Hudak.

And the worst lapses at HUD and at Fannie Mae, most experts and regulators now agree, came years after Mr. Cuomo departed, as Bush appointees set even higher and more perilous goals for personal home ownership.

But, as at all federal agencies, priorities are set by the political appointees at the top.

Yet the Obama appointee who set them up gives them only a passing grade.

The 2001 George W. Bush appointee was set to step down in 2011 but was asked to stay on by President Barack Obama, despite the position's 10-year term.

The union already has a foreign policy chief, but the new appointee will also set up a network of diplomats around the globe and take over the substantial foreign policy budget now spent by the European Commission, the bloc's executive body.

Another $1 million is set aside to help prepare new appointees, while $2.5 million is allocated to help the Obama administration on the way out, the GSA said.

House and Senate Republicans are also investigating, with their sights set on Holder and other political appointees.

Mr. Larocca said LIPA's board, currently composed of 12 political appointees, would act independently to set broad policy.

(Under provisions set out in the Constitution, the recess appointees can stay in their positions without Senate confirmation until the end of the next session of Congress).

The Trump appointee signalled that the president is set to start the work of dismantling climate and water rules as early as next week.