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What is the difference between laws and policies? |
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In a regulatory sense; Laws are passed by a legislatvie body, approved by the executive branch, and interpreted by the judicial system. Policies are created by an individual agency, and enforced/interpreted through internal channels, as opposed to the justice system. Also, private companies can set policies, but not laws.
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