These example regulatory mechanisms have been created to assist MS permittees in developing their own regulatory mechanisms, and are based on enabling legislation for most New Jersey counties. A permittee may change the example regulatory mechanisms to fit their individual needs but should ensure that their change doesn’t prevent the regulatory mechanism from meeting the permit minimum standard. If you have a regulatory mechanism in place that meets the requirements of the permit, a new or modified regulatory mechanism is not required. However, if the regulatory mechanism does not meet the minimum standard of the permit, then the regulatory mechanism has to be modified accordingly. Your legal counsel should review all regulatory mechanisms.