What Does Nonretroactive Mean?

Nonretroactive refers to something that does not have retroactive effect or application. In other words, it does not apply to past events or situations. It only applies to future events or situations.

For example, a new law or regulation may be nonretroactive if it does not apply to past actions or decisions. This means that the law or regulation will only affect future behavior or decisions, and not past ones.

In the context of your question, the phrase "nonretroactive" is used to indicate that the provision or clause being referred to does not have retroactive effect. It only applies to future situations, and not to past events or decisions.

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