Why is the national security council considered a staff agency?

it makes sure laws are followed.

it performs specific tasks.

it only advises the president.

it carries out policy.

it advices the president on national security and foreign policies.

Explanation: The council is saddled with the responsibility of advising and assisting the president on national security and foreign policies. The National security Council also has the responsibility of coordinating policies among various government agencies.

The council give adequate support to the president to preside over the affairs of the United State of America effectively..

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