Can Congress delegate some of its duties and responsibilities to an agency? a. Yes if it is a power it does not wish to have under the Constitution. b. Yes, if the delegation does not violate the separation of powers. c. Yes, but only to the extent it provides clear and specific guidelines.

b. Yes, if the delegation does not violate the separation of powers.

Explanation:

Yes the Congress can delegate power by any one of the three branches namely legislative, executive and judiciary to another agency or branch.

In the Constitutional law of the U.S., the delegation of power can be done from any branch i.e the executive, the judiciary or the legislative to any other branch or any other independent agency. For example the Congress have created independent agency to which it has delegated power or authority to enforce regulations or to promulgate pursuant to the law. This can be done only if it does not violates the separation of the powers.

the third answer is correct (c).

the laws that regulate the financing of political campaigns seek to guarantee the smoothness of funding so that there is no abuse of electoral economic power and to avoid the capture of future politicians by the donors.

this is because donor agents have their private interests that are not necessarily the same interests of the society that elected politicians must defend.

thus, interest groups should seek their interests within the legality of lobbying practices that are regulated.