The Write the Laws Act aims to prevent the delegation of legislative powers by Congress to other entities.
The Write the Laws Act prohibits the delegation of legislative powers by Congress to any entity, including the President, agencies, or administrative bodies. It mandates that any new or amended directive, decision, rule, or regulation must be authorized by an Act of Congress. The Act also requires the Comptroller General to report to Congress on existing statutes that delegate legislative powers. Non-compliant directives, decisions, rules, or regulations will have no legal effect, and aggrieved individuals can seek relief through the courts.
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