Restoring State Powers: Federal Agency Review Commission
This act establishes a new commission to review federal agencies and ensure they operate within their constitutional powers. The goal is to limit federal authority and return more control to the states, potentially impacting public services and regulations at the local level.
Key points
Establishes the Constitutional Government Review Commission to assess if federal agencies exceed their constitutional authority.
The Commission will recommend repealing agencies or their powers not explicitly delegated to the Federal Government by the Constitution.
If an agency is repealed, the Commission will propose how to distribute the saved funds among states to manage returned responsibilities.
Citizens and officials can submit agencies for review, and all Commission meetings and documents will be publicly accessible.
Status:
Introduced
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