This principle is encapsulated in the Good Regulatory Theorem of Cybernetics, which states that a regulatory

The underlying idea is cybernetic. Every regulator needs a model of what it regulates.

emergent circumstances present us with incalculable issues and destroy the rule book’s validity. " Cybernetics

property of an overall safety system the design step requires knowledge and skills in system design, cybernetic

(A shby’s Cybernetics Law of Ethical Inadequacy ) When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a

with rules (i.e. requirements) of all kinds such as: laws of physics, mathematical theorems, laws of cybernetics

compliance from procedural overhead into operational capability through the principles of Promise Theory and cybernetic

, and financial services — he developed the Lean Compliance methodology grounded in Promise Theory, cybernetic

skills, and competencies that focus on: Theories related to Regulatory Designs, Promises & Obligations, Cybernetics

In cybernetic terms: you cannot regulate what you cannot sense.

standards (e.g., ISO 37301 for CMS and ISO 31000 for RM), Performance Management, Promise Theory, and Cybernetics Viable Compliance (MVC) by incorporating regulatory design principles derived from systems theory and cybernetics

, how to contend with uncertainty, and how to regulate not only outputs but outcomes - the field of cybernetics