Structure of The Department of State
The Pennsylvania Department of State consists of six bureaus:
- Bureau of Charitable Organizations
- Bureau of Finance and Operations
- Bureau of Enforcement and Investigation
- Corporation Bureau
- Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs
- Bureau of Commissions, Elections, and Legislation
- State Athletic Commission
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