A growing call for accountability highlights how existing regulations can be enforced more effectively without new legislation. Critics argue that vague interpretations of current laws leave too much room for inconsistency and abuse of power. The debate centers on whether stronger guidance or stricter oversight could bridge the gap where legal frameworks appear weak. Supporters insist clarity in application—not just policy—is the key to fairer enforcement.
The lack of a new law is no excuse for a lack of clear rules under the laws we already have.
