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a. The courts establish regulations in response to unfair business practices
b. Citizens agree on new regulations through annual elections
c. Business owners agree to create regulations to better compete with one another
d. Specialized executive agencies respond to a new policy by creating regulations
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What regulates the meat industry?
US Department of Agriculture
What type of regulatory rules do the courts give the closest scrutiny?
Procedural Rules & Regulations
An example of an independent agency is/are:
FTC - Federal Trade Commission
NLRB - National Labor Relations Board
SEC - Securities & Exchange Commission
FCC - Federal Communications Commission
FTC:
(1) stands for? (2) type of agency (3) era created
(1) Federal Trade Commission
(2) Independent
(3) New Deal Era
NLRB:
(1) stands for? (2) type of agency (3) era created
(1) National Labor Relations Board
(2) Independent
(3) New Deal Era
SEC:
(1) stands for? (2) type of agency
(1) Securities & Exchange Commission
(2)
Independent
FCC:
(1) stands for? (2) type of agency
(1) Federal Communications Commission
(2) Independent
Regulatory Agencies were held to be invalid or at least constitutional suspect during which President's administration?
(Teddy Roosevelt, Herbert Hoover, Franklin D Roosevelt, Harry Truman, John Kennedy)
Franklin D Roosevelt
Which federal regulatory agencies was/were created during the Social Conscious Era of the 1960s and 1970s?
CPCS - Consumer Product Safety Commission
OSHA - Occupational Safety and Health Administration
EPA - Environmental Protection Agency
CPSC:
(1) Stands for?
(2) Was created in which era?
(1) Consumer
Product Safety Commission
(2) Social Conscious Era
OSHA:
(1) Stands for?
(2) Was created in which era?
(3) Type of agency?
(1) Occupational Safety and Health Administration
(2) Social Conscious Era
(3) Dependent
EPA:
(1) Stands for?
(2) Was created in which era?
(1) Environmental Protection Agency
(2)
Social Conscious Era
An agency where the President of the United States appoints the head official and can remove the head official is called a/an:
Executive Agency or Dependent Agency
The statute that creates most regulatory agencies is called:
An enabling statute
An enabling statute
creates most regulatory agencies
Administrative Procedures Act
Makes agencies more uniform by defining procedural rules and formalities for all federal agencies..."rule book" for agencies
All powers of agencies are granted by
Congress
What product was used in study guide/class as an example of being recalled by the CPSC?
Lawn Darts
What was an example of a product that was removed from the market by the FDA that was later allowed to be put back on the market when it was determined that the FDA was wrong?
Silicon breast implants
What are the types of enforcement by a regulatory agency?
- Subpoena
- Self-reporting
- Direct Observation
- Performing tests and inspections
The ultimate control over regulatory agencies is held by:
Congress
Which type of reform of agencies does NOT apply to the Federal Agencies?
Sunset Laws
The Regulatory Flexibility Act of 1980
(state or federal reform?)
Federal
The Small Business Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act of 1996
(state or federal reform?)
Federal
Sunset Laws
(state or federal reform?)
State
Deregulation
(state
or federal reform?)
Federal
What was/were the historical reason(s) for the passage of the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906?
- Spanish American War
- Publication of "The Jungle"
(processed meat being fed to troops making them ill)
Spanish American War was the cause of _______ to be created.
Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906
Which of the following regulatory agencies was/were created during the Great Depression and the New Deal Era?
FDA - Food and Drug Administration
NLRB - National Labor Relations Board
The Kefauver-Harris Amendement deals with:
Drug effectiveness
What are the duties of the CPSC?
- Develop and issue consumer product safety standard
- Issue minimum performance criteria for producers
- Issue labeling standards
When does a regulatory agency have to utilize formal rule making procedures?
When creating substantive rules
There are at least three eras of federal regulatory agencies. The FDA was created during which era?
Historical Era
The 3 eras of Federal Regulatory Agencies:
- Historical
- New Deal
- Socially Conscious
ICC:
(1) stands for
(1) Interstate Commerce Commission [railroads]
An example of a dependent agency is/are:
OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration
What is the power that sets aside the regulatory agencies from the other branches of government?
They have enforcement power in and of themselves.
[T/F]
Companies usually try to work with the FDA and try and settle a complaint early to avoid
publicity/
True
[T/F]
The first time the Federal government required FDA approval of drugs was with the passage of the Kefauver-Harris Amendements in 1962.
False
[T/F]
The first step in the rule making procedures of either the informal or formal type is for the agency to identify the need for a rule or
regulation.
True
[T/F]
The SEC is an Industry Specific regulatory agency.
True
[T/F]
The FDA is led by the Office of the Commissioner.
True
[T/F]
When a complaint is filed against a business, the business can claim the 7th Amendment and
have a court appointed attorney.
False
[T/F]
The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act of 2009 was the first law that extended FDA jurisdiction over tobacco.
False
[T/F]
The Consumer Product Safety Act is the only federal law to protect consumers from product injuries and death.
False
[T/F]
A formal trial like hearing is required in the formal rule making process.
True
[T/F]
The SEC is a historical regulatory agency.
False
[T/F]
Only Independent Regulatory Agencies and Independent Executive Agencies are covered by the Administrative Procedures Act.
False
[T/F]
The Fourth Branch of Government refers to the Federal Bureaucracy.
True
[T/F]
A complaint to the FDA must be made be a health professional.
False
[T/F]
The CPSC has not been very effective since only about 20% of the accidents using
consumer products were deemed to be preventable.
False
[T/F]
The Food Quality Protection Act (FQPA) changed the zero risk standard of the Delaney Clause to a reasonable certainty of no harm standard.
False
(it went the other way around)
[T/F]
The organizational structure of Independent Agencies and Executive Agencies
id very different.
False
[T/F]
The President can appoint and remove the head of a dependent agency
True
[T/F]
The Food and Drug Administration is under the Department of Agriculture.
False
[T/F]
The CPSC is authorized to develop and
issue consumer product safety standards for all products the CPSC covers.
True
[T/F]
The Pure Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act of 1938 expired in 1950 and had to be replaced with the Durham-Humphrey Act.
False
(The Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act expired and fixed by the Durham-Humphrey Amendment)
[T/F]
The rule book for
administrative agencies is called the Administrative Procedures Act (APA).
True
[T/F]
After the CPSC tests a new product, if the CPSC determines that the product is not safe, they can ban the product, preventing it from being sold.
True
[T/F]
Enabling statues are usually very specific, with the details left to the courts
to declare when the regulatory agency oversteps its legal boundaries.
False
[T/F]
A complaint to the FDA in Texas can be filed by Skype.
True
[T/F]
"The Jungle" and the problems with canned food in the Spanish-American War led to the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1938.
False
(led to
The Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906)
[T/F]
"Open Field" observations by a regulatory agency requires an administrative warrant.
False
[T/F]
The CPSC is one of those regulatory agencies that cannot have a super majority of its members from any one political party.
True
[T/F]
Sunset
Laws are often seen in Federal Bureaucratic Agencies.
False
(state)
[T/F]
The Pure Food and Drug Act created the Food and Drug Administration.
False
[T/F]
The EPA was created during the Socially Conscious Era.
True
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