The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Exercises Legislative Clearance

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) exercises legislative clearance. Legislative clearance requires

A) that the OMB examine the budget implications of any proposed legislation.
B) approval from the OMB before a bill can be sent from Congress to the president.
C) that the Supreme Court rule on executive orders before they are promulgated.
D) that the OMB approve nominations to congressional budget committees.
E) a majority of the president's cabinet approve any legislative funding.