Hart v. Giles

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• bill under consideration requiring agencies to submit proposed rules for legislative committee approval before filing notice of intended action
• bill under consideration requiring agencies to submit proposed rules for legislative committee approval before filing notice of intended action
• one-house veto “is uniquely appropriate to executive reorganization,” which is “a matter in which the President has a peculiar interest and special responsibility.”
• “complete separation of powers would interfere with the efficient operation of government ... consequently there must be some overlapping of the power of each branch”
• one-house veto “is uniquely appropriate to executive reorganization,” which is “a matter in which the President has a peculiar interest and special responsibility.”
• Senate Bill which would amend APA to create mechanism by which legislature could review, accept or reject rules proposed by administrative agencies was unconstitutional as an unlawful delegation of legislative power to a smaller body within the legislature

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