Policy and Law refers to the framework of rules, guidelines, and principles that govern the behavior of individuals and institutions within a society. Policy typically denotes a course of action or a set of strategies adopted by organizations, governments, or corporations to address specific issues or achieve specific objectives. Laws, on the other hand, are formalized rules enacted by a governing body that carry legal enforceability. They guide conduct, maintain order, protect rights, and provide a mechanism for resolving disputes. The interplay between policies and laws shapes governance, societal norms, and individual rights, influencing how communities and organizations operate and interact. Together, they serve to regulate and guide societal behavior toward the promotion of common good and justice.
The Australian government has recently enacted a groundbreaking law aimed at regulating social media usage among younger users. Starting next year, anyone under the age of 16 will be prohibited…