One of the things the legislative branch can do is delegate their powers to organizations better equipped to understand complex issues. These organizations, wh

One of the things the legislative branch can do is delegate their powers to organizations better equipped to understand complex issues. These organizations, which function as part of the executive branch, are still subject to checks and balances from both the legislative and judicial branches. The legislative branch has the power to change the laws that govern what these agencies can or cannot do, and the judicial branch has the power to determine if their actions go against either the laws passed by the legislature or the constitution. Banning regulatory agencies from doing their job would hamstring our government's ability to regulate anything, which is probably why monied interests like to argue that their very existence is unconstitutional.