Federal administrative agencies are created by Congress through passage of legislation,which is a statute that specifies the name,functions,and specific powers of the administrative agency.

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A)Administrative agencies are created by Congress through passage of enabling
legislation,which is a statute that specifies the name,functions,and specific powers of the new agency.
B)Administrative agencies are created by Congress through passage of enabling legislation,which is a statute that specifies the name,functions,and specific powers of the new agency.
C)Administrative agencies are created by Congress through passage of enabling legislation,which is a statute that specifies the name,functions,and specific powers of the new agency.
D)Administrative agencies are created by Congress through passage of enabling legislation,which is a statute that specifies the name,functions,and specific powers of the new agency.
E)Administrative agencies are created by Congress through passage of enabling legislation,which is a statute that specifies the name,functions,and specific powers of the new agency.

Federal Administrative Agencies Are Created by Congress Through Passage of Legislation,which