Let's say you're holding a meeting and 10 guests have been invited. So you brew 10 cups of coffee and lay out 10 donuts and 10 sandwiches on the counter and post a sign stating: HELP YOURSELF.
Well, when the last 5 guests arrive each one complains that there were no more donuts or sandwiches left and the coffee pot was empty.
So, the next time you hold a meeting and 10 guests are invited you brew 10 cups of coffee and lay out 10 donuts and 10 sandwiches on the counter. But this time you hire a host (or hostess) to hand out one of each to each guest as they enter the conference room.
That's one example "regulating". Structured oversight of a given activity or operation
Well, when the last 5 guests arrive each one complains that there were no more donuts or sandwiches left and the coffee pot was empty.
So, the next time you hold a meeting and 10 guests are invited you brew 10 cups of coffee and lay out 10 donuts and 10 sandwiches on the counter. But this time you hire a host (or hostess) to hand out one of each to each guest as they enter the conference room.
That's one example "regulating". Structured oversight of a given activity or operation
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