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Congress creates an agency headed by one Director who enforces federal consumer laws, seeks civil penalties, and issues binding rules. The statute permits removal of the Director only for cause and also says Congress may remove the Director by joint resolution for neglect of duty.
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The Appointments Clause gives the Senate continuing removal power over all confirmed officers. Removal rules are governed entirely by state law. Congress may give itself removal power over executive officers who enforce federal law. Congress may impose some for-cause removal limits in certain agency structures, but may not reserve removal of executive officers to itself.

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