Conclusion

Understanding the difference between regulations and decisions is important to ensure proper interpretation and application. By understanding the differences, we can avoid misinterpretations and ensure compliance with applicable rules.

FAQ Differences Between Regulations and Decisions

What is a regulation?

A regulation is a general and abstract norm made by an authorized body that is binding on a specific group of people, situation or area.

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What is a decision?

A decision is a concrete, individualized action made by an authorized body directed at a specific person or situation.

How to distinguish between regulations and decisions?

Some things to note:

  • Objective: Are norms meant to regulate in general or resolve concrete situations?
  • Recipients: Is the norm addressed to everyone or only to certain parties?
  • Form: Is the norm in the form of a written regulation or an individual decision?
  • Legal force: Does the norm have the force of law that is binding in general or only for the relevant parties?

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