Q: How is the Appointment of Officials done?
Appointment of Officials
- If “Officer of the United States” must be appointed pursuant to the appointment clause (Buckley v. Valeo)
- appointed by president and confirmed by Senate
- officer means exercises authority pursuant to laws (Buckley)
- if employee (inferior officer) may be appointed by president department head, or court NOT Congress
- Congress can appoint officials who aid legislative process
- members of Congress cannot serve as administrative officials (Art. 3 , 6)
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