Regulations are detailed instructions on how laws passed by legislative bodies (such as Congress in the United States) are to be implemented and enforced. They are typically written by regulatory agencies, not Congress, and often involve input from interested parties during the rulemaking process. Regulations are meant to provide specific guidance, rather than broad principles.

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Regulations

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Regulations

A) determine how a law is actually implemented.
B) are written by Congress.
C) set broad principles rather than specific rules about how legislation is to be implemented.
D) are written in a way that is independent of the input of interested parties.
E) all of these

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