Reviewing Delegation

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The book explores the dynamics between Congress and bureaucratic experts, highlighting how Congress uses reauthorization as a tool to maintain control over complex policies or when trust in the executive branch is lacking. It reveals that reauthorization is less common amid significant internal disagreements within Congress. Additionally, the author emphasizes the role of committees as crucial players in the legislative process, suggesting that committees with aligned policy preferences can more effectively advance their legislation.