Before administrative agencies' rules become law,there must be congressional approval.

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Administrative agencies can create rules that have the force of law through a process known as notice-and-comment rulemaking. While Congress may create laws that give agencies their authority and set general policy goals, agencies have been delegated the power to interpret and implement these laws through the rulemaking process. Congress does not have to approve each individual rule before it can become effective. However, Congress can use its oversight authority to review agency actions and overturn rules it disagrees with through the Congressional Review Act or through the appropriations process.

Before Administrative Agencies' Rules Become Law,there Must Be Congressional Approval