As required in the presidential transition law enacted in March, the White House in June has begun meeting with designated agency officers to accelerate preparations for the handoff to the next administration. On Friday, the White House hosted the Agency Transition Directors Council to review coming milestones and discussed the roles of the various councils and agencies with cross- cutting responsibilities, according to a White House official.
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