During the Rule-Making Process, Bureaucrats Often Consider the Views of Legislators

question 39

Multiple Choice

During the rule-making process, bureaucrats often consider the views of legislators for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

• A) Congress can remove their policy-making power by changing the underlying law.
• B) Congress can change the budget of an agency if it so chooses.
• C) Congress can step in and change things during the notice and comment procedure.
• D) Congress controls the power to appoint bureaucratic leaders and dictate overall missions for agencies.
• E) bureaucrats need congressional support to get larger budgets and accomplish more important tasks.

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