Which of the following is not an example of an enabling act? a. Federal Trade Commission Act b. Government in the Sunshine Act c. Securities Exchange Act of 1934 d. Occupational Safety and Health Act

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29 November, 12:21

Which of the following is not an example of an enabling act? a. Federal Trade Commission Act b. Government in the Sunshine Act c. Securities Exchange Act of 1934 d. Occupational Safety and Health Act

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The answer is b. Government in the Sunshine Act.

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Government in the Sunshine Act is not an example of an enabling act because it does not empower people or institutions to make rules and regulations, or take certain actions; the purpose of the act is to ensure that meetings involving government agencies are exposed to the public in order to show transparency.