As we have learned, enclosure is $($in part$)$ the legal recognition of boundaries that enable the exclusion of others from a piece of land. Which one of the following statements is NOT true regarding the "enclosure" of land?

Enclosure ensures that owners can improve land, and keep the value of those improvements, since the boundaries of a property are established and enforceable by law.

Enclosure is universal, that is$,$ it is the basis of land use regulation in all societies.

Enclosure enables enforcement, since leases or titles specify the space to which an owner or tenant has rights.

Enclosure provides governments with the ability to regulate different areas of land in different ways, such as residential or commercial districts.