How can an unelected bureaucracy remain accountable to the citizenry it is supposed to serve?

An un-elected bureaucracy has the responsibility to obey law and regulations laid down by elected representatives. A bureaucracy that is not elected by voting is usually accountable to the executive branch of government. In these ways, his activities are regulated and controlled on behalf of the public.

The Bureaucracy has to abide the laws set by the elected party. Aside from that, these groups are only accountable to the executive branch. These bureaucrats play an important role in governance as well as legislation and tax spending. They may not be elected but their roles help the government determine the needs of its people

D. providing for public safety