public policy change

Public policy change refers to the process of adjusting or creating new rules, laws, or guidelines that govern how society functions. These changes can result from political decisions, public needs, or societal shifts and aim to address issues like health, safety, education, or the environment. Policy changes typically involve research, debate, and input from stakeholders, and they can occur at local, national, or international levels. The goal is to improve conditions or solve problems for the community or country as a whole, reflecting evolving priorities or new information.