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What are the differences between legislation and regulation?

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Answered by Ms. Sue
Legislation is the laws made by a governing body, such as Congress.

Regulation is the oversight of a given company or industry by a governmental body.

Check the definitions at Dictionary.com.

15 years ago
Answered by drwls
Legislation starts with the passage of laws. Regulation is the issuance and enforcement of rules that are backed by legislation.

Legislation precedes regulation. Regulation is more specific.
15 years ago

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