Administrative agencies act as pseudo governments,performing purely executive,legislative,and judicial roles.

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The administrative agencies act as mini governments,performing quasi-executive,
quasi-legislative (rule-making),and quasi-judicial (adjudicatory) roles broadly involving control of supply,rates,and conduct in large segments of American life.Agency action is guided generally by the 1946 Administrative Procedure Act (APA),which Congress enacted to provide a framework for agency rule-making and to detail broad standards for judicial review of agency decisions.

Administrative Agencies Act as Pseudo Governments,performing Purely Executive,legislative,and Judicial Roles