what is the difference between Legislation and Regulation?
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Parliaments pass laws.  They are called legislation.  \n\nThen government regulators have to enforce the law.  They look at the law and work out the nitty-gritty details that need to be followed in order for the law to be followed.  \n\nSo for example, a state might might legislate that restaurant kitchens need to be in a hygenic state.  The health inspection department might then develop regulations that state, for example, restaurant kitchens need to x type exhaust fans or no broken tiles or no ajoining toilet.
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The only difference is how the law treats them.\n\nSome offenses are illegal and stupid. Some are just stupid.
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what is the difference between the two
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A theory is used to DESCRIBE natural phenomenon. No matter how many times a theory corroborates a natural phenomenon it can not be come a law on its own.\n\nA law is used to PREDICT natural phenomenon. A law is developed from quantitaively measuring the phenomenon.\n\nThat is why there is both a theory and a law of gravity. The theory tries to explain why matter attracts other matter, the law describes the observable affects of gravity.
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Codes of Practice are usually a set of regulations and quidelines that apply only to people within an organisation or government department. Violations of Codes of Practice are not always necessarily punishable by law but punitive action may be taken by the organisation.\n\nLegislation, on the other hand, is enshrined in the judicial system and applies to all citizens. Violations are punishable by law, by the state.\n\nI'm not entirely sure what obligations the UK has to the EU in relation to legislation but if the UN system is anything to go by, a member state should legislate any treaties it ratifies. And no treaties in the EU will be entered into unless all member states approve it.
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European law is codified - and very different to UK and commonwealth law, which is based on the common law system - ie it has laws and regulations, but laws are also based on case precedent.  European law is strictly set out in laws - and much was done by Napoleon in early 19th century france in terms of setting out and developing these laws. These were essentially based on Roman law. Because the Napoleonic empire covered most of what is now the EU, its effect was huge.
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Government of Laws = The powers of the government are limited by the laws that are put in place. The government can ONLY do what the laws say it can or can't do.  Those in power may change, but the powers they have don't unless the laws are changed.\n\nGovernment of Men = The decisions of the people currently in charge are the extent of the power.  There is no real limit on the governments power, aside from the conscience of those in charge.  Every time someone new comes to power, the laws change to be whatever those in power want.
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Not sure what you mean but perhaps; the law is divided into criminal and civil law and also into statute and case law.\n\nThe division into criminal and civil law is fairly obvious and very broadly speaking civil law may be regarded as being concerned with contracts made between people and or companies or states.\n\nStatute law are the laws passed by government a system we inherited from the Romans. Case law is derived from the old Anglo-Saxon system of justice is based on precedence established in previous cases it is also concerned with interpretation of statute law.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid regulate government insurance programs, while private insurance is regulated at the state level. The second site below has the addresses for each state's insurance regulatory commission.
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Tort is a stricter law but might offend the offenders.  Maybe, the regulatory law could be a better choice but must be implemented properly.
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A gov't that does both.
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Military law.\n\nMaritime is shared between countries.\nAll government levels have criminal and civil laws.\n\nIf a state law and federal law conflict, the one with the most stringent law wins.
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Business involves the running of orgaization which produce product for profit.\n\nPublic involves the running of organizations (government, DMV, DOT, DCF, etc.)  that serve the public interest.  They are not run for profit.
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The Government sets regulations.
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When a possible reform/new area of law is drafted for voting in Parliament, it goes through it as a Bill. A Bill remains a Bill or proposed law until it has been passed through Parliament, AND given assent by the Head of State (i.e. President). Then it becomes a legislation, a law, or a statute (whichever name you prefer).
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Statute laws are laws that are written down and passed by a legislature. There are so many laws that it would not begin to be possible to explain what they all are. They range from administrative acts that establish processes for things like getting married to penal laws. You can see all Acts of Parliament at the site below.
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Laws are enacted by the government of a country and enforced by its courts and public services.  Conventions are agreements between states which the signatories undertake to promulgate by passing the appropriate legislation within their country.  Laws bind individuals, conventions bind countries.