Once Congress has delegated its lawmaking authority to a bureaucratic agency, it relinquishes all power over that legislation.

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While Congress does delegate some lawmaking authority to bureaucratic agencies, it still retains oversight and the authority to amend or repeal the legislation if necessary. Congress can also take action to change the scope or constraints placed on the agency's rulemaking authority.

Once Congress Has Delegated Its Lawmaking Authority to a Bureaucratic