Regulatory Law

Regulatory law, within the scope of administrative law, involves rules and regulations created by government agencies to manage specific activities, such as environmental protection, public health, and financial markets. These regulations ensure that individuals and businesses comply with laws designed to promote public welfare and safety. Regulatory law encompasses the processes for developing, implementing, and enforcing these regulations, as well as the rights of affected parties to challenge or seek amendments to these rules. Ultimately, it aims to balance public interest with individual and corporate rights.