Legislative limitation on agency power refers to the constraints imposed by legislative bodies on the authority and actions of government agencies. These limitations can be established through statutes that define the scope of an agency's powers, set procedural requirements for decision-making, or impose oversight mechanisms, such as budget approvals or reporting requirements. Such limitations aim to ensure accountability, prevent overreach, and protect the rights of individuals by requiring agencies to operate within the framework established by elected representatives.
scope and limitation of travel agency system
legislative
the closing or limitation of debate in a legislative body especially by calling for a vote
limitations on national power
legislative power mean to have a two biocameral legislative
judicial branch
The president has no power over the legislative.
A regulatory agency is a government agency or a public authority that is formed or mandated by a legislative act. Its purpose is to enforce or implement specific laws.
Legislative has the power to make laws.
The president has no power over the legislative.
Simply it means authority/power that does not originate with the legislative branch of government. In American govt. non-legislative power originates from the executive and judicial branch in the form of executive orders and judicial review respectively
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