Rule-making refers to the process by which administrative agencies create regulations or rules that have the force of law. It involves establishing specific guidelines and standards to govern a particular area of activity.
Related terms
Administrative Agency: A government body responsible for implementing and enforcing laws within a specific area of expertise.
Regulations: Specific rules established by administrative agencies to carry out laws passed by Congress or other governing bodies.
Notice-and-Comment Rulemaking: A procedure followed by administrative agencies where proposed rules are published, allowing the public an opportunity to provide input before finalizing regulations.