Rules Made by Regulatory Agencies and Commissions Are Referred to as Administrative

Rules made by regulatory agencies and commissions are referred to as administrative legislation because:

A) they do not have the same effect as congressional legislation but are still important to federal administration.
B) they apply, as law, to people working within federal cabinet departments or agencies.
C) they have the force of law.
D) doing so makes it less likely than presidents will try to get rid of existing rules through executive orders.