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What are the difference between statutory and regulatory?
Statutory refers to laws passed by the state of federal government. Regulatory means a rule issued by some agency that the government has given authority to regulate an industry.
What is a regulatory agency?
A regulatory agency is a government agency or a public authority that is formed or mandated by a legislative act. Its purpose is to enforce or implement specific laws.
What are laws created by the government called?
Laws.
What government agency deals with immigration laws?
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Laws made by city government are called?
Generally, they're called laws. They are called by-laws in UK
What is the drug enforcement agency?
Commonly referred to as "The DEA." It is an agency of the federal government dedicated to the enforcement of all laws dealing with drug policy.
Which U.S. government agency ensures that federal laws protecting human health and the environment are enforced fairly and effectively?
environmental protection agency
What are laws and goals that a government follows called?
public policies.
What are the laws and goal a government follow?
The laws and goals that a government follows are called public policies.
What are laws and goals that a government follows?
The laws and goals that a government follows are called public policies.
How do you sue the federal government for not upholding immigration laws?
The director of the government agency responsible for immigration could be sued for not doing his job.
Which cabinet department handles violations of antitrust laws?
The US cabinet agency that enforces the laws of the federal government is the Department of Justice (DOJ). The agency is responsible safety of the public from foreign and domestic threats.
