Most Legislators Stick with One Model of Representation and Consider

question 91

True/False

Most legislators stick with one model of representation and consider all legislation through the lens of that model.

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Definitions:

Formal Rule Making

A procedure in administrative law where agencies establish new regulations through a process that involves publication of proposed rules, public commenting, and final rule issuance.

Notice-and-Comment Rule Making

A procedure required by law in the United States for federal agencies to give the public notice of a proposed regulation and the opportunity to submit comments.

Interpretive Rules

Administrative rules, issued by governmental agencies, that clarify or explain existing laws and regulations without creating new obligations.

Statutes

Written laws enacted by a legislative body at the federal, state, or local level.