Mo Why publish a plate for an OTS approach?

" wrote in message
news
Oh! I don't think so.

Congresscritters have the Congressional Record.

Federal agencies (the executive branch of the government) have the Federal
Register.

FARs are issued under the broad authority given by the Congress to the
Department of Transportation via an Act of Congress signed into law by the
prez.

Congress has no legal power over any FAR unless they send a new bill to
the president.

Civics 101



Yes, but most fellows on this group had high school Civics 101 as much as
forty years ago, not last semester, like you did.


john smith wrote:
On 2007-06-17 06:44:19 -0700, said:
Congress has nothing to do with the federal register.


They most certainly do!
Each individual Congress critter can insert or delete anything they so
desire prior to publication.

wrote in message
...
Oh please; it's all about college level (undergraduate) understanding of
the three branches of the fedeal government.

As mentioned, it used to be in high school, and that level of detail was not
part of the curiculum.

As such, they don't cotton to snot-nosed punk like yourself trying to
inflate his ego.

[plonk]

john smith wrote:

On 2007-06-17 06:44:19 -0700, said:
Congress has nothing to do with the federal register.


They most certainly do!
Each individual Congress critter can insert or delete anything they so
desire prior to publication.

"Paul Tomblin" wrote in message
...
In a previous article, said:
Oh, this is a forum on how to post messages?

No, this is a friendly reminder on how not to be a dickhead.

He flunked that class.

When knowledge is lacking, which is more often the case than not with
this particular Usenet group, the subject seems to always get off topic.

This started because a gentleman who holds himself as an expert in the
workings of the FAA, posted outrageously incorrect information about how
instrument procedures are amended.

It really has nothing to do with high school or college civics; it has
everything to do with aviation expertise (something in short supply with
most of your airline pilot wannabes ;-)

Matt Barrow wrote:
wrote in message
...

Oh please; it's all about college level (undergraduate) understanding of
the three branches of the fedeal government.


As mentioned, it used to be in high school, and that level of detail was not
part of the curiculum.

As such, they don't cotton to snot-nosed punk like yourself trying to
inflate his ego.

[plonk]

john smith wrote:


On 2007-06-17 06:44:19 -0700, said:
Congress has nothing to do with the federal register.


They most certainly do!
Each individual Congress critter can insert or delete anything they so
desire prior to publication.