If an agency makes a rule without sufficient evidence to support it, the courts could reverse the agency and require the agency to do more work before the rule can become legally effective.

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This statement is true. Agencies must have sufficient evidence to support their rules, and if challenged, the courts may require the agency to provide more evidence or explanation before the rule can be enforced.

If an Agency Makes a Rule Without Sufficient Evidence to Support