Rules have always been problematic at the point of compliance and implementation, although it depends on the individual decisions of the people at the point of compliance, the decisions at the point of implementation may become more difficult because they involve more than one person. The important thing here is how smoothly the control mechanism of the rule makers will work.
The rules applied by the parents; We can think of it as the easiest to implement in terms of complying with the rules you set for your children's safety, development and health. Children follow the rules and are rewarded, disobeyed and punished. Since the rule maker (parents) and those who have to obey the rules (children) live in the same house, there is no need for a control mechanism and it is easy to ensure the enforceability of the rules.
Workplace rules; Many workplaces have their own rules, it is important to comply with these rules in order to ensure work discipline and increase efficiency. There are also rules related to occupational safety. Like other rules, these are mandatory to be followed and are important in order to ensure the continuation of one's work. Some workplaces even interfere with your clothing, impose a regular beard shaving requirement for men, and even make the determination of your days off and working shifts a rule. In cases where you do not comply, starting from the disciplinary process, going to salary deduction, unpaid leave or dismissal without compensation, you are suddenly unemployed. Therefore, it is mandatory to follow and control is still easy, although not as much as the rules of the parents.
Collective living rules; These are some of the unwritten rules, the penalty may not be heavy if they are not followed, but I think they are the rules that should be paid attention to the most. Our duties towards the community you live in can be included in these rules, living together must have a price. The control of the rules of the community is still under the control of the communities, those who violate the rules are warned and condemned by the communities. I don't think it is necessary to give examples of these rules, if you already live in communal living areas above a certain number, you have ideas about what these might be.
Organization rules; Any organization, competition or activity you participate in has its own rules and can vary considerably, the organizers of the organization have the freedom to set these rules, while the participants have to abide by the rules. Otherwise, you may face disqualification, expulsion or point penalties, as well as counter-sanctions such as not receiving the prize even if you win the competition.
Belief rules; These may vary according to your beliefs, but in almost all the beliefs I know, the aim is to make us a better person, to make us believe in the existence of Allah and to worship Him. The order based on respect for each other, respect for our rights, worship and belief forms the basis of our moral values. The penalty for not obeying the rules here depends on the discretion of Divine justice while living as well as after death.
State rules; It sets rules in order to take control of collective lives in states, to manage the masses without problems and to avoid problems in the order determined, we can call it more laws. Penalties for those who do not obey the law are given by the courts in countries where the law is superior and go up to the restriction of freedom. In some places where the death penalty is applied, you may even lose your life according to the crime you have committed or the law you have violated. Enforcement mechanism is the most difficult area, it is not easy to enforce these laws from a central place and to be a realistic, equal, faultless law enforcement. It includes corruptions such as bribery, nepotism, abuse of power depending on the population or money you have. It is an area where it is impossible to continue on the road with zero errors.
Just as the rules annoy our children, on whom we are the enforcers today, they also annoy us from time to time and we do not want to comply, but we can agree on the necessity. It is the rule error in the Galatasaray – Lokomotiw Moscow match played last Thursday that made me deal with this article today. Swiss referee Sandro Scharer, who managed the match, did not throw Lokomotiw Moskow player Dmitri Zhivoglyadov out of the game by showing a red card, despite showing a yellow card twice during the match. Wherever there are people, mistakes can happen, but this is a rule error. Galatasaray has made the necessary objections, but I don't think it will get any results. Because the second yellow card is 90+3. It is out of the minute and it is unknown how much it can affect the game and the result in the remaining 2 minutes. The enforcement mechanism of the rule failed, the referee community managing the match and other referees in the VAR room caused this to happen.
Rules are important for all of us and our communities, cities and countries, and the enforcement mechanism is more important.
Thank you for reading.
rules are really important in maintaining the good relation in the country and in the community.