*law/gov/admin book: Administrative Law & Governmental Procedures By Daniel E Hall chapter 2 questions. can someone rephrase my answers i got from the book im not good at put it in my own words. Instructions: 0 Read Chapter 2 before completing the following three questions regarding the "Biotechnology Review Act, The Critical Thinking and Application Problem is located at the end of the chapter. 1. Is the appointment and removal provision constitutional? Explain your answer. Yes, Section One of this act mandating nomination of commissioners by the president and confirmation by the Senate satisfies the appointment clause of Article Il of the Constitution. Section Two of the enabling statute grants the committee quasi-executive, quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial functions thereby indicating that this is an independent rather than an executive agency. The Section One removal clause, requiring the proof of just cause, is therefore a constitutional limitation on the president's authority to remove appointed commissioners. Is the congressional oversight provision constitutional? Explain your answer. No, Section Three provisions of the statute delegating sole oversight authority to the House of Representatives contravenes our founder's vision of how the separation of powers was to be exercised and violates the Presentment Clause and bicameral requirements of Article 1 of the Constitution Do you believe the independent counsel law violates the separation of powers? Explain your answer. Yes, the independent counsel law violates this clause because it gives law enforcement power, a type of executive power, to a person not under control of the president. AGRI 3312 Week 2 2. 3