Which of the following statements about the federal bureaucracyâs rule making powers is LEAST accurate?

a. Bureaucratic agencies are often tasked with drafting specific rules to meet general guidelines established by Congress.

b. The public is allowed to submit written proposals to an agency that is drafting new rules.

c. As the federal bureaucracy has expanded over the past fifty years, it has grown more distant from the American people and less willing to give them a voice in rule making.

d. The bureaucratic agents who are tasked with drafting many of the rules that put congressional policy into action are not elected by the American people.

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Mya Jacobs

Social Studies

13 July, 08:26

Which of the following statements about the federal bureaucracyâs rule making powers is LEAST accurate?

a. Bureaucratic agencies are often tasked with drafting specific rules to meet general guidelines established by Congress.

b. The public is allowed to submit written proposals to an agency that is drafting new rules.

c. As the federal bureaucracy has expanded over the past fifty years, it has grown more distant from the American people and less willing to give them a voice in rule making.

d. The bureaucratic agents who are tasked with drafting many of the rules that put congressional policy into action are not elected by the American people.

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Autumn Bass · Answer 1

Answer:the least accurate is b, which is the public is allowed to submit written proposals to an agency that is drafting new rules.

Explanation:

Option b. Is the least accurate because, only elected selected few, like career officials or just elected officials of an organization that come together to draft theses new rules, which at times discreet and in this way provides administrative functions and handles the everyday governmental paper work.