I am not sure at the end there is too much difference between the two worlds, except perhaps one of perspective. For example, going into a regulatory process no one has perfect vision, and no one can dictate the end game because there are too many forces at work.rnI think we all learn, make assumptions and see things happen that were not meant to happen because it is a dynamic world and you have to live with that dynamism.rnBut clearly the interests of the various players, that is, private companies and regulators are different in some respects, but they overlap in others. Commercial players are mandated to run efficient businesses and give shareholders a return. Governments, on the other ' hand, generally have social policy agendas. This does not necessarily mean conflicts between players, but it does mean different players sometimes have different perspectives on the same issues.
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