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Proactive legislation is law passed to address an issue that may present itself at a future time.
An example would be setting up regulations for a new industry as soon as it begins, instead of after it has gained momentum.
Reactive legislation is law passed in response to something that has happened, usually something bad.
Take, for example, the WWII Japanese American internment camps in the US after the Pearl Harbor attack. Essentially, this forced thousands of people of Japanese descent to leave their homes and live in compounds, which was possible because of Executive Order 9066. Over half of them were US citizens.
More recently, take the Patriot Act. In response to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States, Congress pushed a bill through intended to make it easier to identify terrorists and foil future attacks. This was to be done by increasing the warrantless wiretapping and surveillance capabilities of the US government.
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Explain proactive and reactive planning in detail?
The difference between proactive and reactive has to do with when the action takes place. Proactive means a preventative action occurs to stop something from happening, reactive means something is done as a response to something that has happened.
What is the difference between proactive safety management and reactive safety management?
Proactive safety is seeing and preventing an event before it happens. Reactive management is waiting for the accident to happen, then make corrections
Explain with examples the difference between proactive action and reactive action in the concept of TQM?
Proactive action is self initiated behavior at work place, while reactive action in the response of the complaint/feedback
What is the difference between proactive and reactive investigations?
The most significant way in which they differ is that Reactive investigations happen when the crime occurs and then the police responds, or reacts to the crime, while in Proactive investigations, the police gets involved in the crime before it happens. Reactive investigation reacts to the crime after it has been committed, and Proactive investigations acts before it is committed in a way to prevent it.
What Differences exist between proactive purchasing and reactive purchasing?
Proactive purchasing is when you are for the product and reactive purchasing is when you react badly to the product. This is a consumer's way of thinking.
How does reactive patrol differ between proactive patrol?
A proactive patrol is out on the streets, looking to see if anything is happening. A reactive patrol waits for something to be reported, and then goes straight to investigate it.
What is the difference between social legislation and labor legislation?
difference between labor law and social legislation
What is the difference between proactive and reactive public relations?
Put simply, a proactive policy involves making a sacrifice now for an uncertain future. It is doing something that can or would prevent a future problem. For example, saving money in a bank account. But being too proactive can be seen as paranoid. A reactive policy however, involves taking action after the problem has already risen. Just remember everything has costs and benefits.
What is the difference between principle legislation and subsidiary legislation?
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Difference between real and reactive power?
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What is the reactive difference between copper and calcium?
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What is the difference between preventive and proactive maintenance?
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