The boom of the global economy over the course of the last few decades has witnessed a proliferation of both public and private sector enterprises in various industries across the world, with their fingers in multijurisdictional pies. This growth of enterprises has engendered the birth of regulatory agencies (i.e., regulators) tasked with oversight over such enterprises and the industries in which they operate. As many of these enterprises operate in niche industries, or the activities of these enterprises require review from a niche perspective, 2 the roles allocated to such regulatory agencies are likewise niche. As a result, regulatory agencies, as we know them today, are governmental bodies exercising some level of independence from the direct supervision of the executive, and which are allocated the role/ responsibility of overseeing such niche industries, activities, or operations.