Congress requires agencies to review their regulations periodically to check for violations of the delegation doctrine.

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Congress does not require agencies to review their regulations for violations of the delegation doctrine. The delegation doctrine is a principle of constitutional law that restricts Congress from delegating too much lawmaking power to administrative agencies. It is the responsibility of the judiciary to enforce this doctrine, not the agencies themselves.

Congress Requires Agencies to Review Their Regulations Periodically to Check