Securities and Exchange Commission

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- Chief of Staff
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- United States Secret Service
- United States Marshals Service
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- Environmental Protection Agency
- Internal Revenue Service
- Securities and Exchange Commission

Military:

The Securities and Exchange Commission (or SEC) is an independent agency of the United States government responsible for regulating the nation's stock and options exchanges, as well as enforcing federal securities laws.

[edit] Before Day 7

Roger Taylor was allegedly investigated by the SEC for criminal insider trading. According to the investigation this led to his suicide.

[edit] Background information and notes

The SEC was created in 1934.

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