Charter:

• A charter is a foundational document that defines the purpose, structure, and powers of an organization or entity.
• It is often used to create organizations like corporations, universities, or governmental bodies.
• Charters usually require approval from a higher authority, such as a government or a board of directors.
• A charter is like a constitution for an organization and provides the basis for its existence and operations.

Regulations:

• Regulations are detailed rules and guidelines that govern specific activities or operations within an organization or jurisdiction.
• They provide specific instructions on how to comply with laws, policies, or standards.
• Regulations are created by authorized bodies, such as government agencies or internal departments, and have the force of law.
• Regulations are more specific than charters and provide practical guidance for day-to-day activities.