Regulation and law
The difference between a lawyer and a regulation
Laws go through deferent stages before it’s proved to be a law, it has to be debated and passed through the House of Representatives and the Senate before it’s taken to the executive to be approved as a law. Regulations, on the other hand, are created by a government agency to implement a given rule; it does not go through the billing process as the law does. In regulation, an agency can either decide to adopt, change, or reject a rule.
Laws are a set of rules that governs everyone equally irrespective of their position in the government or financial status. At the same time, regulations can only affect the people working with the specific agency that is enforcing it (Buijs et al., 327-339).
Relationship between a law, a regulation and lifespan management
The government can implement laws and regulations to govern and direct its citizens. For instance, during this corona pandemic, the government had to implement rules that would govern its citizens and protect them from dangerous coronavirus. The laws and regulations that were implemented were explicitly meant to control and protect the citizens from contracting this fatal disease that has killed millions of people worldwide, in this way, the laws and regulations have actively contributed in lifespan management by controlling the spread of the corona disease that would have killed several citizens.
In lifespan management, laws and regulations are meant to govern and guide people by controlling their actions; this helps the people by controlling ignorant behaviors, which may result in death, for instance, laws and regulations that govern various food industries to ensure that the products are safe for human life, in this way, ordinances and management help in increasing the human lifespan.
Some laws and regulations govern human life, murder is against the law, and those who commit it must face the consequences. The code that protects human life helps in human lifespan management by protecting the citizens.
Some laws and regulations govern environmental conservation, and environmental pollution may cause diseases that result in deaths hence reducing the human lifespan. Therefore, the government has set aside the laws and regulations to ensure that there is no pollution; this thus increases human lifespan management (Cloatre & Urquiza-Haas).
Work Cited
Buijs, Gonda, et al. “Dormancy cycling: translation‐related transcripts are the main difference between dormant and non‐dormant seeds in the field.” The Plant Journal 102.2 (2020): 327-339.
Cloete, Emilie, and Nayeli Urquiza-Haas. “Healthcare, wellbeing, and the regulation of diversity in healing.” (2020).