However. there was also persuasive testimony as to the harmful effects of too much work during the school year. The States are therefore expected to use the option afforded them under this program with full cognizance of the need to maintain a balance between the requirements of workno matter how valuableand the academic needs of the student. One of the major problems that faced the Committee on Education and Labor in developing this legislation was the 1983 Supreme Court decision in Immigration and Naturalization Service versus Chadha. That decision declared that the use of legislative veto to overturn administrative regulations was unconstitutional. The Congress had broadly used legislative veto to modify or reject regulations published under the authorities in Higher Education Act and the Chadha decision has greatly constrained the ability of the Congress to ensure that the administration of student aid programs conforms to the legislative intent in their enactment.
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