Navigating Regulatory Language

<p><strong style=color: rgba(0 112 192 1)><em>Navigating Regulatory Language</em></strong><strong><em>: an A to Z Guide</em></strong> draws upon the author's 30 years' experience as a regulatory practitioner; regulatory manager; regulatory executive; regulatory scholar; regulatory consultant; and regulatory coach and mentor.</p><p>Working in the regulatory field has enabled the author to both experience and witness the frustrations of <em style=color: rgba(0 112 192 1)>regulatory practitioners managers executives </em>and<em> </em><em style=color: rgba(0 112 192 1)>boards</em>. Many of these frustrations are a direct result of the inability to communicate effectively with one another in a regulatory or enforcement context.  Therefore this book is an important addition to a <span style=color: rgba(0 112 192 1)>regulator's toolkit</span>.</p><p>This book is a repository of information facilitating greater consistency in the use of <em style=color: rgba(0 112 192 1)>regulatory language</em><span style=color: rgba(0 112 192 1)> </span>- it does not provide a definitive definition of every regulatory word term or concept. This book is designed to clarify or narrow issues so that regulators can communicate more effectively and efficiently - as in some instances simply clarifying or narrowing an issue may be all that is required to enable a more contextualised conversation to take place.</p><p>The primary focus aim and intent of this book is that it be a resource for collating clarifying and creating information - that advances <em style=color: rgba(0 112 192 1)>regulatory practice</em><span style=color: rgba(0 112 192 1)> regulatory delivery</span> and improves <em style=color: rgba(0 112 192 1)>regulatory outcomes</em>.</p>