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Re: Internet Tax To Fund The BBC!
Laws and policies are two different things - a law is passed by legislation, and a policy is how the Government intends to carry out its aims.
The fact that both can be declared unlawful does not make them the same…
https://unifiedcourse.co.uk/differen...on-and-policy/
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Legislation and policy often sound similar. So people usually think legislation and policy are the same. But the fact is, there’s a day-night difference between them. You can’t understand it properly until you know the difference between legislation and policy. It’s the only way to differentiate the two words. So, what’s the difference?
Legislation is the law. The government and Parliament make it mandatory for everyone to follow it. Laws set the rules that keep people and organisations safe and fair. At the same time, policy is a plan. Governments and organisations write policies to show how they will follow the law.
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