A <u>hybrid</u> administrative agency is an agency that has characteristics of both executive and independent agencies.
Federal executive departments (those led by a Cabinet secretary) and the Executive Office of the President do not constitute independent entities of the United States government. In a more specific sense, the term only refers to those independent agencies that, despite being regarded as members of the executive branch, have the power to regulate or make rules.
A hybrid administrative agency is one that possesses traits from both independent agencies. Each individual statutory grant of jurisdiction was established by separate statutes approved by the Congress, and each one specifies the objectives the agency must strive toward as well as what substantive areas.
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