What is what does enforcement means?

Enforcement refers to the act of ensuring that a particular law, rule, regulation or policy is being followed or adhered to. When an enforcement action is taken, an individual or organization is penalized or punished for violating the law or regulation. Enforcement can take many forms, including fines, arrests, and legal action. The primary objective of enforcement is to deter individuals and organizations from breaking the law or regulation, in order to maintain public safety, protect the environment, or maintain social order. Enforcement can be carried out by various entities, such as law enforcement agencies, regulatory bodies, or government agencies.