When Congress passes a statute granting the president or other agencies wide discretion in formulating policies yet keeps control over those policies by making them subject to congressional approval, this process is known as:

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The legislative veto is a process where Congress grants discretion to the executive branch but retains the power to review and reject certain actions or regulations, effectively maintaining control over policy implementation.

When Congress Passes a Statute Granting the President or Other