identify the ways in which the independent regulatory comissions are an exception to both the principle of checks and balances and the principle of separation of powers

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Teagan Nguyen

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3 August, 00:26

identify the ways in which the independent regulatory comissions are an exception to both the principle of checks and balances and the principle of separation of powers

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Mason Steele · Answer 1

They are still considered part of the executive branch, but independent regulatory commissions and agencies must be free from political influence, taking exception from both the principle of checks and balances and the principle of separation of powers.