The Policy Cycle
Policy formulation is that stage of policymaking process where formal policy proposals are developed and officials decide whether to adopt one. The most apparent kind of policy formulation is the proposal of a measure put forth by the president, or development of a legislation put forth by Congress. Administrative agencies also formulate policy through the regulatory process. Courts formulate policy also when their decisions establishes new interpretations of the law. When discussing the eight stages of the policy cycle, its’ the implementation stage that is most important. “Implementation is the stage of the policy process where policies are carried out by public agencies” (Cropf, R.A., p.271). When regulations are issued
Policy formulation is that stage of policymaking process where formal policy proposals are developed and officials decide whether to adopt one. The most apparent kind of policy formulation is the proposal of a measure put forth by the president, or development of a legislation put forth by Congress. Administrative agencies also formulate policy through the regulatory process. Courts formulate policy also when their decisions establishes new interpretations of the law. When discussing the eight stages of the policy cycle, its’ the implementation stage that is most important. “Implementation is the stage of the policy process where policies are carried out by public agencies” (Cropf, R.A., p.271). When regulations are issued