Pakistan, Oct. 20 -- William Richard's Trichotomy typically categorises policies into three main perspectives, which are regulative, normative, and cultural-cognitive. The regulative aspects refer to the formal rules, laws, and regulations that govern the implementation and monitoring mechanism. The normative pillar encompasses the values, norms, and expectations that guide behaviour, including ethical standards and professional responsibilities. The cultural-cognitive aspect refers to the shared understandings, beliefs, and cultural frameworks that shape behaviour, including how individuals and groups interpret institutional practices.

Scott's Regulative Perspective:

Policy Coverage: The policy outlines various regulatory measures to e...