Answer:
Delegation of power
Explanation:
In U.S constitutional law the delegation of power by any of the three branches of the government to an independent agency or another branch is called delegation of power. It is not an authorisation or permission, it is simply transfer of power. The power and juridical nature of delegates are exactly those that belonged to the delegant.
The delegation of power violated the concept of separation of powers hence it can be said to be unconstitutional. But the US Congress has created various agencies and delegated its authorities to enforce regulations. e.g Securities and Exchange commission(1934) and The Federal Election commission(1974), It has also delegated to the department of commerce to conduct decennial census.
