bylaw
/ˈbaɪlɔː/Definitions
1. noun
A rule or regulation made by a local authority or organization.
“The new bylaw requires all residents to keep their trash cans locked.”
2. noun
A local or municipal law, especially one governing the affairs of a town or city.
“The bylaw was enacted to regulate the use of public spaces.”
3. noun
A rule or regulation governing the internal affairs of an organization.
“The company’s bylaws specify how shareholders can participate in decision-making.”