1. Why rules are important to social beings?

a. School Rules - Policies are important because they help

a school establish rules and procedures and create standards of
quality for learning and safety, as well as expectations and
accountability. Without these, schools would lack the structure
and function necessary to provide the educational needs of
students.

b. Community Rules -Rules protect and preserve order in the community.

Most of us appreciate predictable outcomes in life. Chaos is not something
that makes most of us comfortable. So when rules are broken, we naturally
understand the concept that the rule violation by one person, can infringe on
the rights of others, such as the right to be healthy and free of pain, the right
to rely on another person’s promises, a right to drive down the road with a
reasonable amount of safety and to have others obey the rules of the road;
the right to have safe healthcare and to have doctors who obey the standards
of medical care; the right to have a home or business facility, free of defects,
that has been constructed using the standards recognized in the industry.

c. Nation Rules -An environment premised on a strong respect for the rule of
law will, in turn, promote and foster economic and human development. This
is because the institutions of governance based on the rule of law will help to
promote social stability and legal certainty. Legal certainty means that
investors, particularly foreign investors, can feel safe and confident to enter
the market and can assume risk that forms the basis of a market economy
development. Lack of investment will slow economic growth and deny
government the revenue to invest in education and social safety nets that are
critical for sustainable development.