Concept in Definition ABC

Get something or a situation in order

The term regulation supports various uses. When something is put in a state of normality, after remaining for a period of time in an unusual situation, it is spoken in terms of regulation. For example, in the case of an individual who started working for a company about three months ago and the period of test and it is the intention that he continue in his function, it will be said that the regulation of his contractual situation within the business.

This sense is often used then to give an idea of ​​putting in order, in order, what is not in order in some aspect or situation.
In many orders, it is certainly important to regulate what demands it because if it is not done, it would be affecting the rights of someone as we indicated in the example of the lines above the employee who is in a situation irregular.
There are many employers who abuse the needs of people to work and sometimes do not comply with the normative and much more if there is not one

authority competent to ensure that laws and regulations are complied with in all contexts.

Adjustment

On the other hand, the term regulation is used recurrently as a synonym for adjustment. "After saving me by a miracle in the accident, we adjusted the seat belt safety”.

Establishment of a regulation in an organization

And the last of the uses refers to the determination of norms, rules, laws, among others, within an organization or group. The existence of rules, norms and laws turns out to be an indispensable need within a community, a group or an organization, since without the same would be quite difficult the agreement between the members and the order within it, a situation that on the other hand would threaten their effective functioning. The adoption of children is protected by a regulation that mainly looks after the well-being of children.

When regulation exists, it is a fact that within a certain context or scope it will be possible to enjoy order, maintain a control and of course guarantee those who interact and participate in the fulfillment of the rights of all, without exceptions.

When there is regulation there will be order and respect for the rules

exist organizations, public and private entities whose mission is to control the operation of some companies or state agencies to avoid in this way that rights are violated.
Meanwhile, those who are subject to regulation must abide by the rules established in a timely manner in order to avoid committing misdemeanors or directly crimes. For this reason, the control that the aforementioned entities carry out must always be present and exhaustive, so that nobody's rights are violated and also so that the law is fulfilled.

Those sectors or services that turn out to be vital for the community because they satisfy some type of need must have permanent regulation, let's think about the service of transport, in the gas supply, of electric power, among the most important, because precisely they offer the community services that are very relevant at the request of the development of their daily lives.
The regulation in these cases must ensure that the companies that manage these services comply with their obligations to consumers. Let us bear in mind that in some cases people's lives may be at stake, as is the case of public transport services, which must ensure, in addition to the operation, the safety of their passengers.

Unfortunately, in some countries this does not happen and so it is that very serious accidents happen on trains, on subways, on buses, in which thousands of people die.

Punitive Regulation: law that punishes the breach of a norm

The punitive regulation , on the other hand, is that rule or law that punishes, imposes a penalty of compliance for having passed over a mandatory law. For not having observed the norm, a punishment will be imposed to regularize that breach. It may consist of the deprivation of liberty, the payment of a fine or the carrying out of various services for the community, such as reading and assistance in children's homes or elderly.

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