Legislation enacted in 1996 requires agencies to submit most newly adopted agency rules to each house of Congress before the rules can take effect.

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This is true. The legislation referred to is the Congressional Review Act (CRA), which requires agencies to submit newly adopted rules to both the House and Senate along with a detailed report. This gives Congress an opportunity to review and potentially overturn or modify the rule within a certain timeframe.

Legislation Enacted in 1996 Requires Agencies to Submit Most Newly