The Anti-Drug Abuse Acts led to which organizational outcome?

• A. It dissolved the ONDCP
• B. It expanded state-level programs only
• C. It created new private sector task forces
• D. It established the Office of National Drug Control Policy to coordinate drug policy

Answer: (C)

The key idea is centralized coordination of national policy. The Anti-Drug Abuse Acts created a dedicated federal office to lead and align drug policy across agencies. This Office of National Drug Control Policy serves to coordinate strategies, set priorities, and oversee interagency efforts, ensuring a unified national approach rather than policy changes that are limited to states or driven by private sector initiatives. So the main organizational outcome is establishing a central coordinating body to manage drug policy at the national level.