> corporations don't need to abide by clear-cut rules This is a straw man. Nobody thinks this. > but we don't need a "domestic violence bureau" There are sev

> corporations don't need to abide by clear-cut rules This is a straw man. Nobody thinks this. > but we don't need a "domestic violence bureau" There are several federal institutions which deal with domestic violence (alongside additional state and local ones). For example the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence, which is part of the Department of Health and Human Services, and has the mandate to “understand, respond to, and prevent” domestic violence. The FBI can also investigate specific domestic violence crimes, but my impression is that it is not their highest priority. Domestic violence is a huge problem and is famously underreported, underinvestigated, and underprosecuted. Probably not the best example you might pick; arguably having additional government agencies with the power to do something about domestic violence might make a positive difference. (Disclaimer: I know very little about this subject.)