1-This is an example of a federal administrative agency. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) NY Department of Motor Vehicles House of Representatives NY Assembly 2-Federal regulations are initially published in which source? Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.) N.Y. State Register Federal Register (F.R.) Administrative Register (A.R.) 3-Final N.Y. regulations are arranged by subject in which source? Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.) N.Y. State Register New York Code, Rules and Regulations (N.Y.C.R.R.) Administrative Register (A.R.)

4-The rulemaking procedure includes a public comment period. True False 5-When there is a direct conflict between a statute and a regulation, the regulation will win. True False 6-The C.F.R. is a publication of final federal administrative regulations arranged by subject. True False 7- A regulation can exist without an enabling statute. True False 8- There are no other primary sources of law in the U.S. except constitutions, statutes, regulations, and cases. True False 9- Administrative agencies create law by enacting regulations, as well as other agency rules and policy documents, and administrative law decisions. True False 10- One of the best ways to figure out all of the different laws coming from a particular administrative agency is to look at that agency's website, which will often have direct links to rules and regulations, as well as ALJ decisions and policy documents. True False