What was one effect of the Congressional Review Act?
a. Agencies engage in less deliberation because they are confident that Congress will approve any regulation they present.
b. The guarantee that Congress will pass the law, allows regulators to make detailed rules that profit individual corporations.
c. The number and complexity of regulations has steadily increased.
d. The possibility that Congress will reject the law discourages regulators from creating new rules.
e. The possibility that Congress will reject the law, forces regulators to keep congressional preferences in mind.
Question 2
The Congressional Review Act requires agencies to
a. announce any discrepancies between their activities and executive policy.
b. publish a summary of their internal meetings for public review.
c. report their yearly income and expenditures.
d. send rules to Capitol Hill for review sixty days before they take effect.
e. submit their budgets for review each year.
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