Rule-making powers

Definition

Rule-making powers refer to an entity's ability or authority to create regulations or policies that govern certain areas of activity. In this context, it pertains specifically to governmental intelligence agencies' authority in establishing rules for their operations.

Related terms

Executive Order: A directive issued by a government executive (usually a president) that manages operations within various government agencies.

Bureaucracy: The administrative system governing any large organization or government institution, often characterized by complex procedures and hierarchy.

Regulatory Agencies: Government organizations created with specific rule-making powers over particular industries or sectors such as environmental protection or consumer safety.