Regulatory agencies have
a. administrative, legislative, and judicial functions.
b. legislative and executive functions, but no judicial functions.
c. adjudicative and law enforcement functions.
d. multilateral, law enforcement, and executive functions.

A regulatory agency is a governmental agency that is established to implement specific laws with regulatory or supervisory capacity on specific economic activities or social interest, for example; enacted by the legislature. Therefore, they do have administrative, legislative, and judicial functions that they need to effectuate in order to fulfil their responsibility.

Regulatory agencies have a. administrative, legislative, and judicial functions. b. legislative and executive functions, but no judicial functions. c. adjudicative and law enforcement functions. d. multilateral, law enforcement, and executive functions.

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Regulatory agencies have
a. administrative, legislative, and judicial functions.
b. legislative and executive functions, but no judicial functions.
c. adjudicative and law enforcement functions.
d. multilateral, law enforcement, and executive functions.