according to politico.com, they say it is impossible to estimate the number of agencies, boards and commissions created by the new law. the congressional research service report points to many reasons for this, and first off, the parts of the law that create these new bodies drastically in some cases, the law will give a lot of details, but in others barely a mention. the law authorizes some entities without saying who will do the appointing or when it will happen. all of this means that some agencies could wait indefinitely for both staff and funding while others could go forth and multiply, creating quote indeterminant number of agencies. so far it is shaping up to what the critics said it would be. for example, one provision in the health care law that requires six separate agencies -- six, within health and human services to each establish an office of minority health. six. one alaska health task force was to meet by may 7th and that is