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Regulatory by thomasmoreai — Agent Skill

Name: Regulatory
Author: ThomasMoreAI

Regulatory

Navigates regulatory compliance, government relations, and administrative law across financial services, healthcare, environmental, FDA, privacy, energy, government contracts, trade, and securities domains. Use when handling agency interactions, compliance programs, enforcement defense, rulemaking comments, or administrative proceedings.

ThomasMoreAI 560adcf 2.0 KB Updated Sep 17, 2026

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Regulatory Practice

Root skill for regulatory compliance, government relations, and administrative law.

Sub-Practice Areas

Area	Scope
Financial Services	Banking, insurance, fintech, consumer finance
Healthcare	HIPAA, Stark, Anti-Kickback, CMS
Environmental	EPA, CERCLA, Clean Air/Water Act, NEPA
FDA & Food/Drug	Drug/device approval, labeling, GMP, FSMA
Data Privacy & Cyber	CCPA, GDPR, state breach notification, NIST
Energy	FERC, NERC, rate cases, renewables
Government Contracts	FAR/DFARS, procurement, bid protests, FOIA
International Trade	Export controls, ITAR, EAR, sanctions, tariffs
Securities	SEC reporting, insider trading, Reg D/S, SOX

Core Workflow

Identify framework — governing statute, implementing regulations, agency guidance, enforcement trends
Map obligations — permits, filings, reporting deadlines, recordkeeping
Gap analysis — assess current posture against regulatory requirements
Design program — policies, procedures, training, monitoring, internal audit
Manage agency interactions — comment letters, no-action requests, examinations, enforcement defense

Guidelines

Identify the specific agency with jurisdiction and its current enforcement priorities
Track regulatory changes: proposed rules, final rules, guidance documents, enforcement actions
Preserve agency correspondence; maintain privilege over internal compliance assessments
Flag state vs. federal overlap and preemption issues
Note pending rulemaking or enforcement trends that may shift obligations

---name: regulatorydescription: Navigates regulatory compliance, government relations, and administrative law across financial services, healthcare, environmental, FDA, privacy, energy, government contracts, trade, and securities domains. Use when handling agency interactions, compliance programs, enforcement defense, rulemaking comments, or administrative proceedings.license: Apache-2.0---# Regulatory PracticeRoot skill for regulatory compliance, government relations, and administrative law.## Sub-Practice Areas| Area | Scope ||---|---|| Financial Services | Banking, insurance, fintech, consumer finance || Healthcare | HIPAA, Stark, Anti-Kickback, CMS || Environmental | EPA, CERCLA, Clean Air/Water Act, NEPA || FDA & Food/Drug | Drug/device approval, labeling, GMP, FSMA || Data Privacy & Cyber | CCPA, GDPR, state breach notification, NIST || Energy | FERC, NERC, rate cases, renewables || Government Contracts | FAR/DFARS, procurement, bid protests, FOIA || International Trade | Export controls, ITAR, EAR, sanctions, tariffs || Securities | SEC reporting, insider trading, Reg D/S, SOX |## Core Workflow1. **Identify framework** — governing statute, implementing regulations, agency guidance, enforcement trends2. **Map obligations** — permits, filings, reporting deadlines, recordkeeping3. **Gap analysis** — assess current posture against regulatory requirements4. **Design program** — policies, procedures, training, monitoring, internal audit5. **Manage agency interactions** — comment letters, no-action requests, examinations, enforcement defense## Guidelines- Identify the specific agency with jurisdiction and its current enforcement priorities- Track regulatory changes: proposed rules, final rules, guidance documents, enforcement actions- Preserve agency correspondence; maintain privilege over internal compliance assessments- Flag state vs. federal overlap and preemption issues- Note pending rulemaking or enforcement trends that may shift obligations

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