I thought that the Social Security Advisory Board (SSAB) was defunct, killed off by the Trump Administration, a few months ago but they’ve managed to hang on until the end of the federal fiscal year, today. While heading out the door they’ve issued a report on Improving Hiring Processes at State Disability Determination Services.
Best wishes to the Board and staff.
On what authority would the president close down an agency whose current members are all appointed by the legislature and which gets its budget from the legislature. They can defund it but there are still members and still legislative authority. Is that how the law works now?
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