Question

The sunset provision reinstates the law as it existed prior to the tax cut

a. True
b. False

Answer 1

The sunset provision does not reinstate the law as it existed prior to the tax cut.

Step-by-step explanation:

The sunset provision reinstates the law as it existed prior to the tax cut. The statement is False.

A sunset provision is a clause in a law that specifies an expiration date or conditions for termination. It is used as a way to give laws temporary status, and it is not intended to reinstate previous laws.

For example, if a law includes a sunset provision stating that it will expire after five years, the law will cease to be in effect after that time unless it is renewed or extended by the legislature.