Exam 4: Rulemaking and Regulations

The rulemaking process is the same for both the federal and state governments.

At the federal level, the public can submit comments on proposed rules via email or mail.

Which of the following institutions controls agency budgets?

After a federal rule becomes a law, the next stage is ______.

Which of the following was not identified in the text as a stage of rulemaking?

What is GovPulse.US?

When Congress grants policymaking power to agencies, it is referred to as ______.

Identify the three different categories of enforcement styles?

According to the text, interest groups can use ______ to achieve a favorable outcome after a final rule has been published in the Federal Register.

Identify the stages of rulemaking.

Public comments are only submitted via the traditional snail mail.

An attempt by the government to control the behavior of citizens, corporations, and subgovernments is referred to as ______.

______ conduct local site visits to ensure that public policy is carried out as intended by the law.

Regulators employ their enforcement styles based on all of the following except ______.

Rule-writers meet with interest groups during the ______ stage.

All of the following were identified as ways that Congress oversees agency decision-making except ______.

When interest groups try to influence rulemaking by writing a substantive public comment and submitting to an agency, they are considered to be in the ______ stage.

Do you believe that regulations are necessary in the United States? Why or why not?

Identify the reasons why U.S. regulations are important to understand.

The Administrative Procedure Act of 1946 was implemented under President ______ New Deal.