A website created by the Director of the Office of Management and Budget allows people to make suggestions as Trump moves to make good on a pledge to streamline a bureaucracy he derides as bloated and inefficient (AFP Photo/MANDEL NGAN) 
 
 Washington (AFP) - Not much about Donald Trump's administration has followed presidential tradition, and here's another example: it is asking the American people what government departments and agencies they would like to see reformed or even axed. 
 
 Options include the CIA, the State Department, the Department of Homeland Security, and even the Executive Office of the President. 
 
 A website created by the Director of the Office of Management and Budget (itself among the choices) allows people to make suggestions as Trump moves to make good on a pledge to streamline a bureaucracy he derides as bloated and inefficient. 
 
 A questionnaire on the White House website lists 20 departments or agencies of the US federal government and more than 100 offices within them. 
 
 Above this menu is the question, "What agency would you like to reform?" 
 
 Further down is the question "What agency would you like to eliminate?" and then a menu for people to give a reason. 
 
 The options include the idea that such and such an office is not necessary, duplicates the work of another or should not be the work of the federal government in the first place. People can also write in their own reasons. 
 
 Reorganizing the government was one of Trump's main campaign pledges. 
 
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 In a video that features on this web page, Mick Mulvaney, director of the Office of Management and Budget reaches out to people with "any experience with the federal government, if you've had good stories, or bad stories about how the federal government has served or failed to serve you." 
 
 "President Trump calls it draining the swamp," he said, adding "and we can't do that without your help." 
 
 After taking power, Trump imposed a temporary hiring freeze on the federal government. It was replaced this week by what Mulvaney calls a more strategic plan that does a staffing analysis department by department. 
 
 Over the next 11 months the administration wants to carry out a complete overhaul of federal departments and agencies, for example by merging some. 
 
 "This is really a blank sheet of paper," Mulvaney told a news conference on Tuesday. ||||| On March 13th, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order that will make the Federal government more efficient, effective, and accountable to you, the American people. This Executive Order directs the Director of the Office of Management and Budget to present the President with a plan that recommends ways to reorganize the executive branch and eliminate unnecessary programs within government agencies. 
 
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– The White House is holding a public poll on what departments, agencies, and commissions to cut as part of what it says is an effort to make the government more "efficient, effective, and accountable." The options in the "Reorganizing the White House" poll include the CIA, the State Department, and even the White House itself, or "Executive Office of the President: Full Department," New York reports. There are also more than 100 options for "What agency would you like to reform?" reports AFP. The reasons people can give for choosing to eliminate a federal agency include "Not Necessary or Effective" or "Not an Appropriate Federal Role." The White House is accepting submissions until June 12.