Mo. Rev. Stat. § 37.100
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37.100 Duties of office.
Official statutory text
37.100. Duties of office. — 1. The office of administration shall carry on a continuing examination of the administrative operations of the government of the state for the purpose of recommending, where necessary, to the heads of the several administrative agencies in the executive branch of state government improvements in the organization and in the technical aspects of the procedures and methods used by the agencies.
2. To this end the office shall:
(1) Give technical advice on problems of administration, methods and procedures, to the extent that its staff and budget will permit, upon request of the head of the agency;
(2) On its own initiative or at the direction of the commissioner of administration or the governor recommend improvements in administration, methods and procedures to an administrative agency.
(L. 1965 p. 141 § 3)
2. To this end the office shall:
(1) Give technical advice on problems of administration, methods and procedures, to the extent that its staff and budget will permit, upon request of the head of the agency;
(2) On its own initiative or at the direction of the commissioner of administration or the governor recommend improvements in administration, methods and procedures to an administrative agency.
(L. 1965 p. 141 § 3)
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