Which of the Following Statements About the Federal Bureaucracy's Rule-Making

question 20

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about the federal bureaucracy's rule-making powers is LEAST accurate?

• A) Bureaucratic agencies are often tasked with drafting specific rules to meet general guidelines established by Congress.
• B) Bureaucratic agencies must post a notice in the Federal Register before they can put a new rule into effect.
• C) The bureaucratic agents who are tasked with drafting many of the rules that put congressional policy into action are not elected by the American people.
• D) The public is allowed to submit written proposals to an agency that is drafting new rules.
• E) As the federal bureaucracy has expanded over the past fifty years, it has grown more distant from the American people and less willing to give them a voice in rule making.

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