The Commission shall place at the disposal of the President and any Member of the Congress all information at its command.

• A. The Cabinet
• B. President and Congress
• C. The Supreme Court
• D. The Senate

Answer: (B)

The main idea is that the Tariff Commission must share its information with both the executive and legislative branches. The clause says it shall place at the disposal of the President and any Member of the Congress all information at its command. That means the information is accessible to the President and to any Member of Congress, not just to a single chamber or to the judiciary. The phrase “any Member of the Congress” covers both the Senate and the House, so this obligation supports informed decision-making across the top two branches of government. The Cabinet and the Supreme Court aren’t specified as recipients in this provision, and limiting it to the Senate would exclude other lawmakers who also rely on the Commission’s data.