Problem: Why are administrative agencies created? Group of answer choices Because legislatures cannot possibly oversee the implementation of every detail of every law, agencies are created to perform specific government functions delegated to them by legislatures. Agencies are created to issue proclamations and edicts on behalf of the executive branch. Because legislatures and the heads of the executive branch (the president or the governors, at the state level) can be from different parties and act as political adversaries, agencies are created to act as a buffer between the executive and legislative branches of government. Because government officials are constantly changing with every election, agencies are created provide more efficient government-office management especially after elections when political leadership has changed. Agencies are created to help re-distribute wealth, even though that means agencies often create burdensome regulations and limit the freedom of people who desire to do business