The Policy and Supporting Positions document, commonly known as the Plum Book,
a. identifies the key pieces of legislation that authorize the federal government to act through its agencies.
b. is a list of the lobbyists who target the executive branch.
c. summarizes the parts of the government bureaucracy and explains what each agency does.
d. lists thousands of jobs to be given to people who supported the winning presidential candidate.
e. is a reference sheet to bring the president and advisory staff up to speed on what the government has done in the last year.
