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An agency relies on a decades-old statute authorizing it to require "reasonable reports" from regulated companies. The agency then orders a nationwide restructuring of the entire industry, claiming the reporting provision gives it broad emergency power. Regulated companies challenge the rule.
Which statement best describes the major questions issue?

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The major questions doctrine allows an agency to discover broad new powers in vague statutory language whenever a crisis occurs. The major questions doctrine is the same as strict scrutiny under the First Amendment. The major questions doctrine means Congress can never authorize agencies to decide important issues. When an agency claims authority to decide a question of vast economic and political significance, courts generally expect clear congressional authorization.

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