The Social Security Administration's rule setting out procedures for submitting a petition for rulemaking. Only the Sunshine Act requires the entities subject to its provisions to publish notice of those entities' meetings in the Federal Register FACA applies to any group engaged in giving advice or recommendations to the President or to agencies or to officers of the federal government, whereas the Sunshine Act applies only to multi-member independent regulatory agencies.
Federal agencies can always inspect regulated parties.
Federal agencies must have statutory authority to conduct inspections, must have individual probable cause for each inspection, and must obtain a warrant before conducting any inspection. Federal agencies must have statutory authority to conduct inspections and are subject to the Fourth Amendment, but they need not always have individual probable cause to conduct an inspection. Federal agencies must have statutory authority to conduct inspections, are subject to the Fourth Amendment, and can only conduct inspections pursuant to neutral plans. All of the above.