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The law, that Trump and every other president is sworn to uphold, says the administrative regulations are supposed to be created only following the legislativel
by terravion 9y ago
The law, that Trump and every other president is sworn to uphold, says the administrative regulations are supposed to be created only following the legislatively mandated rule making process. While Trump's appointees are free to initiate a new rule making process--as for example his FCC commissioner is doing to the chagrin of most HN commenters on net neutrality--he's not free to just decide to change administrative regulations absent the appropriate procedures and evidence even if he campaigned on that rule change. If the case is as the NVCA claims--where the administrative procedures act wasn't followed, I hope they win.
- danjoc 9y ago>the administrative regulations are supposed to be created only following the legislatively mandated rule making process. The administration hasn't created new rules. They've delayed rules that have not yet taken effect. >While Trump's appointees are free to initiate a new rule making process--as for example his FCC commissioner is doing to the chagrin of most HN commenters on net neutrality Which the FCC did by blocking rules before they were to take effect. Sounds like the same strategy to me.