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Congressional Review Act and Possible Consolidation into a Single Measure of Resolutions Disapproving Regulations
Explains Congressional Review Act (CRA), which established various measures and rules giving Congress the power of review over Federal agency final rules. Describes CRA provisions for disapproval of rules issued in a preceding Congress, and considers their implications for Congressional action at beginning of a new Presidential administration. Addresses possible consolidation of large numbers of rules into a single measure of resolutions disapproving regulations, and reviews procedural means by which this difficulty might be addressed.
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Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service.