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Supreme Court ends legislative veto over agency rules
The court ruled that Congress cannot nullify executive branch decisions via the legislative veto. The decision questions the fate of the FTC used car rule and other acts tied to veto power, while noting many laws may require revision. FTC officials anticipated a need to set an effective date after the ruling.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Neal J. Friedman
Commission
Ellen Broadman
Consumers Union
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Reagan
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
District of Columbia
Alan B. Morrison
Public Citizen Litigation Group
FERC
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S
Congressional Research Service
House Subcommittee On Rules