Which of the following would a guide not typically define for clients?

A guide focused on professional legislation and practices typically aims to clarify the roles and responsibilities of regulated members, along with the standards and expectations associated with professional services. It often includes definitions and explanations around the scope of services offered by professionals, methods for selecting consultants, and the professional expectations that clients can have.

The correct choice indicates that strategies for client retention are not typically a primary focus in such guides. While client retention is indeed important for any business, it generally falls under business strategies that firms develop rather than being a defined term or topic within professional guides. These guides are more concerned with establishing clear professional standards and service scopes than with providing comprehensive business strategies. Thus, strategies for client retention, while valuable, are contextually outside the usual definitions provided by guides aimed at clarifying the roles and services of regulated members.