Ce règlement est-il fondamental vu que la situation change ?

Questions & Answers about Ce règlement est-il fondamental vu que la situation change ?

Why is change in the indicative and not the subjunctive after vu que?
Unlike some conjunctions ending in que (such as bien que), vu que (seeing that) and étant donné que (given that) present a fact that is actually happening or already true. Because they introduce an objective reality rather than a doubt or subjective feeling, they are always followed by the indicative mood.
Could I just use parce que instead of vu que here?
Grammatically, yes, but it changes the tone slightly. Parce que simply gives a direct, neutral cause. Vu que points to an observable circumstance that makes the speaker question things. It functions more like "since" or "seeing as" in English, making it a great connector for building an argument or justifying a conclusion.
Why is there an -il after est when the subject is already Ce règlement?
This is a classic example of complex inversion. In formal French, when you form a question using inversion but your subject is a noun (like Ce règlement) rather than a pronoun, you must state the noun first, followed by the verb, and then attach the corresponding pronoun with a hyphen: Ce règlement est-il...
What is the difference between règlement and règle?
While règle is the general word for "rule" (like a grammar rule or a rule of a game), règlement refers to an official regulation, policy, or a formal set of rules (like a school rulebook or local bylaws). Using règlement in this sentence implies that an official or legal policy is being questioned.

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