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… Discretionary - 3843 Address the Abuse of CCC Discretionary Authority. With the exception of federal crop insurance, the … Page number 294 … Address the Abuse of CCC Discretionary Authority. With the exception of federal crop insurance, the … - page 294
… gives the Secretary of Agriculture broad discretionary authority to spend “unused” CCC money. However, in general, … during the Trump Administration, when this discretionary authority was used to fund $28 billion in “trade aid” to … primarily of the Market Facilitation Program. In 2020, this authority was used for $20.5 billion in food purchases and … - page 294
… the Biden Administration has done, using the discretionary authority to create programs out of whole cloth, arguably without statutory authority,” for what it refers to as climate-smart … the Biden Administration has done, using the discretionary authority to create programs out of whole cloth, arguably … - page 294
… the various programs funded through the CCC discretionary authority is not the focus of this discussion. The major … the various programs funded through the CCC discretionary authority is not the focus of this discussion. The major … - page 294
… limited the Agriculture Secretary’s discretionary spending authority under the Charter Act.*° And this was before the … limited the Agriculture Secretary’s discretionary spending authority under the Charter Act.*° And this was before the … - page 294
… 5 - 3850 • =©6Refrain from using section 5 discretionary authority. The USDA can Chapter Department of Agriculture … 294 … • =©6Refrain from using section 5 discretionary authority. The USDA can … • =©6Refrain from using section 5 … - page 294
… of most Administrations and not using this discretionary authority. Chapter Department of Agriculture Page number 294 … of most Administrations and not using this discretionary authority. … address this abuse on its own - 3851 … - page 294
… Congress would repeal the Secretary’s discretionary authority under section 5 of the Charter Act. There is no reason to maintain such authority. If Congress needs to spend money to assist … Congress would repeal the Secretary’s discretionary authority under section 5 of the Charter Act. There is no … - page 295
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… may have skirted regulations and congressional authority to increase the overall cost of the program. In … may have skirted regulations and congressional authority to increase the overall cost of the program. In … - page 301
… NRCS overreach could be avoided entirely by removing its authority to prescribe specific practices on a particular … NRCS overreach could be avoided entirely by removing its authority to prescribe specific practices on a particular … - page 304
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The Case for Fair Trade
… Act (USRTA).” Under the USRTA, the President would have the authority to bring any American trading partner that is … tariffs to U.S. levels, the President then would have the authority to raise U.S. tariffs to match or “mirror” the … Act (USRTA).” Under the USRTA, the President would have the authority to bring any American trading partner that is … - page 770
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… higher nontariff barriers, then the President has the authority to “negotiate and seek to enter into an agreement” … and lower its nontariff barriers, the President has the authority to levy reciprocal duties to offset or mirror … higher nontariff barriers, then the President has the authority to “negotiate and seek to enter into an agreement” … - page 782
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… of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962,*° the President has the authority, through tariffs or other means, to reduce imports … of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962,*° the President has the authority, through tariffs or other means, to reduce imports … - page 795
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