Rule-making power refers to the authority of federal agencies to create rules and regulations that have the force of law. These rules are used to implement and interpret legislation passed by Congress.
Related terms
Administrative Procedures Act: This act outlines the procedures that federal agencies must follow when making rules, including public notice and comment periods.
Regulatory Compliance: This term refers to individuals or organizations adhering to the rules set forth by federal agencies.
Delegation Doctrine: The delegation doctrine is the constitutional principle that allows Congress to delegate some of its legislative powers to administrative agencies.