; or (B) substantive policy-related work in an Executive agency or Executive agency component that primarily focuses on policy. (2) The supervision of attorneys. (3) Substantial discretion to determine the manner in which the Executive agency exercises functions committed to the agency by law. (4) Viewing, circulating, or otherwise working with proposed regulations, guidance, Executive orders, or other non-public policy proposals or deliberations generally covered by deliberative process privilege and either— (A) directly reporting to or regularly working with an individual appointed by either the President or an agency head who is paid at a rate not less than that earned by employees at Grade 13 of the General Schedule