Mr. President]--that the legislative power of the Federal Government be exercised in accord with a single. finely wrought and exhaustively considered procedure. In Chadha the court held unconstitutional a statute that permitted either House of Congress by resolution to invalidate decisions of the executive branch as to whether certain aliens could be deported. This socalled legislative veto. according to the Court. impermissibly departed from the explicit procedures set forth in article I. which the court said were "integral parts of the constitutional design for the separation of powers." And 3 years later. in Bowsher versus Synar. the Supreme Court was equally scrupulous in requiring strict adherence to the procedures set forth in article I. In Bowsher. the Court invalidated the provision of the GrammRudmanHollings Deficit Control Act. giving the Comptroller General of the United States authority to execute spending reductions under the act.
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