Discuss, using external sources to back up your assertions, the ability of agencies to create regulations that have the force and effect of law? Is congressional or executive approval of these regulations a sufficient check on the quasilegislative power of the agencies? Congress passes a statute that charges the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau with enacting regulations and rules to implement the law and preserve choices for consumers. It (The CFPB) is an independent agency that wields significant executive power and is run by a single individual who cannot be removed by the President unless certain statutory criteria are met The statute provides the primary objectives but leaves it up to the CFPB to develop the procedural rules and to enforce them. Are there any legal issues with Congress creation and Toutsourcing" of this function to the CFPBR