The agency also has an effect on standards of care by defining the services and care that must be provided for a certain scenario or situation. For example, healthcare facilities are typically required to follow certain standards when it comes to treating patients or providing information about a particular condition or illness. These standards help ensure a high quality of care for all individuals seeking medical attention regardless of their background, economic status, etc., thus helping protect against potential legal actions due to unsatisfactory service provisioning.

Finally, an identified agency’s impact on potential liabilities can be seen through its enforcement efforts. By ensuring that organizations are adhering to applicable laws and regulations regarding product safety, environmental protection, labor rights among other things; the risk posed by liability claims is greatly reduced as any company found not complying will face stiff financial penalties . In some cases agencies may even have processes in place for protecting consumers from deceptive practices by enforcing mandatory disclosure requirements for products containing hazardous materials or components known to cause harm if mishandled/misused in any way. Ultimately this protects both companies and consumers alike from making potentially costly mistakes which could lead to litigation proceedings otherwise unchecked.