Powers Relative to Appropriation Measures

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1. Under Article VII, Section 22, when must the President submit the national budget to Congress?
2. For government operations as specified in the budget, Article VI, Section 25(1) provides that Congress may not increase…
3. Does the President's submission of a proposed budget, by itself, authorize withdrawal of money from the Treasury?
4. A statute validly authorizes presidential augmentation. An existing executive-department item has a deficiency, and ano…
5. The President proposes a new project in the submitted budget, but Congress enacts no appropriation item covering that p…
6. The executive has actual savings and statutory authority for augmentation of its own deficient items. A Senate office a…
7. Near midyear, an executive adviser finds unreleased amounts for continuing projects. The facts establish that these amo…
8. The President submits a budget proposing funds for a new program. Congress does not enact any appropriation covering th…
9. State the constitutional limits that the President must observe when using savings to augment an appropriation item. Ex…
10. A Senate office requests augmentation from valid executive savings, and the President agrees. The President invokes sta…
11. Under Article VII, Section 22, the President’s budget must include sources of financing from which revenues?
12. If no new general appropriations bill is passed by the end of the fiscal year, what does Article VI, Section 25(7) prov…