Regulatory Commission

A regulatory commission is a government agency responsible for overseeing and enforcing laws and regulations within a specific industry or sector, such as finance, telecommunications, or energy. Its role is to protect public interests, ensure fair practices, and maintain market stability by setting rules, monitoring compliance, and addressing disputes. Regulatory commissions often have the authority to impose penalties for violations and facilitate consumer protection, ensuring that companies operate fairly and transparently while fostering competition and innovation in the market.