Trump plans to close the Consumer Product Safety Committee

In the latest blow to what was generally a functional government, President Donald Trump wants to eliminate the independent agency responsible for issuing recovery and protecting American citizens from harmful products. The Office of Administration and Budget has proposed the responsibilities of the Consumer Product Safety Committee that must be folded in a “department that is not present within the Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services”, According to a common message From legislators. And apparently starting this process, Trump launched the three members of the Democratic Committee for no reason. Washington Post Reports.

After a meeting with the Ministry of Government, Commissioners Mary Boyle and Richard Tromor Junior received emails on May 8 to inform them that they had been expelled. Not a third commissioner, Alexander Hohn Sarik, was launched, but he participated Via a statement On May 9, the Acting Chairman was “prevented (he) from carrying out his duties.”

Commissioners are appointed in agencies such as CPSC, FCC or FTC by the president, approved by the Senate and usually served its entire state. Removing the commissioner requires the president to determine that they neglected their duty or accused of the credibility of committing any violations.

This constitutional protected standard has not been a Trump’s concern since he took office. Democrats at FTC say they were Illegal fire A similar way again in March, and it is now the United States government. CPSC Trumka Commissioner announced that he intends Take his case to courtalso. US Supreme Court Looking at the condition This can be determined if Trump can already shoot at independent agencies, but until this ruling is reached, we are forgetful.

Getting rid of CPSC or at least, its democratic wing means that companies will get much lower check on the products they sell. Many companies prefer not to deal with summons and fines. I even suggested the Amazon in March CPSC was very strong and described the agency as “unconstitutional built.” Under the Trump administration, these complaints appear to be heard and disposed of.