A Rule-Making Body is an organization or group responsible for creating regulations and guidelines that govern specific activities or sectors. These bodies can be found in various fields, such as government, industry, and education, and their primary role is to ensure compliance with laws and standards. Examples include government agencies, professional associations, and international organizations. The rules established by a Rule-Making Body are designed to promote safety, fairness, and efficiency. They often involve a process of research, public consultation, and review to ensure that the regulations are effective and relevant. Stakeholders, including businesses and citizens, may have opportunities to provide input during this process.