the.com/noncompliance
The art of doing what you were going to do anyway, now with paperwork.
means The state of not following a rule, request, or standard that you were supposed to follow.
from Built from the negating prefix 'non-' plus 'compliance,' which traces back to the Latin 'complere' — 'to complete or fulfill' — by way of 'complire/complire,' meaning to accommodate or conform oneself to another's wishes. 'Compliance' entered English in the 1600s as a term for pliant, yielding behavior; 'noncompliance' simply plants a flag of refusal in front of it, turning fulfillment into its opposite.
- legal term for
- ignoring rules without technically denying them
- favorite habitat
- terms of service nobody reads
- corporate synonym
- calculated risk
- usually discovered
- during the audit, not before