Government Regulation Law

Government Regulation Law, within Administrative Law, refers to the rules and procedures that government agencies implement to create and enforce regulations. These regulations are designed to control various activities for public safety, health, and welfare. For example, environmental protection laws limit pollution, while financial regulations protect consumers in banking. Administrative Law ensures that these agencies operate fairly and justly, allowing affected individuals to appeal decisions. Overall, it balances the government's role in regulating activities with the rights of citizens and businesses.