The phrase "agent regulations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to rules or guidelines governing the actions or responsibilities of agents, such as in legal, business, or organizational settings.
Example: "The company must adhere to all agent regulations to ensure compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "agent guidelines" or "agent policies".
Everton have been sanctioned after breaching the FA's football agent regulations.
Many will blame Fifa for "abandoning" (the governing body's own word) in 2015 existing agent regulations and introducing intermediary regulations.
The commission ruled as "proved" seven of nine charges brought by the FA against Stretford for breaches of the Fifa players' agent regulations.
Leeds, Cellino and the authorised agent Derek Day have been charged for allegedly breaching FA rules and agent regulations respectively and have until Friday to respond.
The FA said in a statement: "Everton have been fined £45,000 and warned as to their future conduct after breaching the FA's football agent regulations.
For the first time in several years, the union implemented changes to the agent regulations about how agents are certified and how they acquire clients.
The union's comittee on agent regulation could strip him of his license to represent N.B.A. players.
There are six new staff in our regulatory section, and, crucially, we now have the new agents' regulations".
This appears to make the world's most celebrated football intermediary "super‑agent" in breach of Fifa's agents regulations, which remain in force.
Article 14d of Fifa's players' agents regulations dictates that: "A licensed players' agent is required to represent only one party when negotiating a transfer".
"The Football Agents Regulations were introduced as an important method of addressing unacceptable practices in professional football, particularly in the transfer market," commission chairman Paul Gilroy QC said.
