Topic/risk is federal minimum wage increasing

Why is that "the way it is" anyway?FOR EXAMPLE, maybe it is a policy you believe is ineffective. You'd ask questions like, why was this policy created in the first place?

What risks were they attempting to mitigate or prevent with this issue? Example:Home Owner Association bans fencing in the neighborhood.Why would they have a rule like this?

What problem wasthisissueattempting to solve?Example:No fencing because it leaves the neighborhood aestheticallypleasing.It looks nicer to have wide-open spaces between houses.

Whom does this affect? Example: Residents in the neighborhood.

What are the potential risks that result from this issue? Example: Without fences, people cannot enjoy privacy in their backyards, people can trespass on land, and animals/pets cannot be contained.

Is this policy the best way to handle this situation? Example: Underground fencing will allow for pet containment without obstructing wide open spaces between houses.

What are some alternatives to this policy? Underground fencing. Open fencing does not obstruct views. Use open fencinginstead of privacy fencing.

Are there exceptions? Example: There are no exceptions to the no fencing rule. The only fencing is around the clubhouse and pool.

Why are there exceptions?Pools are dangerous and need to be protected by fencing for safety purposes.

Answer these questions in at least 4 quality paragraphs. This should be at least one double spaced page.