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Statutory delegation A. is when Congress writes a law that grants specific and limited authority to the Executive Branch's agencies strictly within the confines of the statute B. allows Executive Agencies to make rules and regulations that have the force of law C. exists so Congress does not have to inefficiently write endless laws for every single instance of regulatory necessity; but rather delegates that authority to the Executive Branch agencies with the power to regulate within its specified area of policy D. all of the above E. only A and C

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D. All of the above

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The answer to this question is option d. During delegation of statutory powers, there isa distribution and restoration of power to members of the executive for Rules making and also rule enforcement. The distribution of power is between this three tiers, the executive, the legislative and judiciary. each of these three tiers arr not to interfere in the others. They are to be looked upon by policies made by the Congress. the Congress keeps checking to make sure each of these are working as they should.

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