The Senate power of advice and consent does not Apply to

A. Executive orders.

B. Ambassadors.

C. Federal judges.

D. The chief justice.

Answer:- A. Executive orders.

The Senate power of advice and consent does not apply to executive orders. The President of the United States may issue directions known as executive orders, which have legal authority. They are not subject to congressional approval and are not subject to judicial review.

The chief justice, federal judges, and ambassadors are all subject to the advice and consent of the Senate. Before appointing any of these officials, the President is required to get the Senate’s advise and approval. The Senate has the authority to confirm or reject the President’s candidates and to convene hearings to look into their credentials and suitability for office.