"changes to law" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "Society is constantly making changes to law in order to better protect citizens."
This will necessarily involve changes to law and policy but such amendments must be evidence-based.
Major Seamone says instituting alternative sentencing in the military would not require changes to law or regulation.
No one knows quite how these visas will work, as the bill contains few details, and will require further changes to law before they can be fully implemented.
A10 Europe Considers Terror Laws The European Commission proposed drastic changes to law enforcement because of last week's terror attacks on the United States.
Lawyers for the Assembly and the Senate argue that the 1993 ruling should also prohibit the governor from shoehorning changes to law into a description of how the money should be spent.
Senior politicians will examine the language used to define trans issues and establish the challenges trans people face in schools, in social care, and in the criminal justice system, with the aim of recommending possible changes to law or legislation.
