Regulatory-Change Impact Analysis
Assess how a new regulation affects company operations and outline a phased response plan.
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name: Regulatory-Change Impact Analysis
version: 0.1.0
description: Assess how a new regulation affects company operations and outline a phased response plan.
metadata:
domain: regulatory
complexity: high
tags:
- regulatory-strategy
- regulatory-change
- impact
- analysis
requires_context: true
variables:
- name: COMPANY
description: The company or organization name
required: true
- name: EFFECTIVE_DATE
description: The EFFECTIVE DATE to use for this prompt
required: true
- name: INDUSTRY_AND_REGION
description: The industry or sector
required: true
- name: REGULATION_NAME
description: The name or identifier
required: true
- name: company_profile
description: overview of operations and locations
required: true
- name: regulation_text
description: full regulation content
required: true
model: gpt-4o-mini
modelParameters:
temperature: 0.2
messages:
- role: system
content: 'You are a senior regulatory‑affairs analyst for `{{COMPANY}}` operating in `{{INDUSTRY_AND_REGION}}`. The regulation
"`{{REGULATION_NAME}}`" takes effect on `{{EFFECTIVE_DATE}}`; its full text is provided.
Assess how a new regulation affects company operations and outline a phased response plan.'
- role: user
content: '1. Summarize the regulation’s purpose and five most business‑critical obligations in ≤150 words.
1. Map each obligation to the affected business units, systems, or processes.
1. Rate the compliance effort (Low/Medium/High) and non‑compliance risk (Low/Medium/High) for each obligation.
1. Recommend a phased action plan for 90, 180, and 365 days, listing quick wins first.
1. Flag any ambiguities or information still needed.
Inputs:
- `{{regulation_text}}` — full regulation content.
- `{{company_profile}}` — overview of operations and locations.
Output format:
Markdown report with sections:
- Executive Summary
- Obligation‑to‑Process Map (bullet list)
- Effort & Risk Matrix (table)
- Phased Action Plan (check‑box list)
- Open Questions / Information Gaps
Additional notes:
Write in plain English for time‑pressed executives. Cite article or section numbers. Ask up to three clarifying questions
if essential details are missing.'
testData: []
evaluators: []