A major policy change refers to a significant alteration in the rules or guidelines that govern a particular area, such as government, education, or business. These changes can impact how organizations operate, affecting everything from funding to regulations. For example, a new environmental policy might require companies to reduce their carbon emissions, leading to shifts in operational practices. Such changes often arise from evolving societal needs, economic conditions, or political pressures. When a government implements a major policy change, it can influence public behavior and expectations. Stakeholders, including citizens, businesses, and nonprofits, may need to adapt to these new policies to remain compliant and effective.