Governance on Normative Systems can be seen as checking patterns of states of the normative environment. Therefore, one of the requirements when implementing Normative Systems is being able to assess, at runtime, the state of the normative environment. Some existing lines of research already try to tackle this issue on some scenarios. However, they tend to fail when trying to apply them to complex scenarios where: The number of elements to take into account per time unit is too high. Therefore, the system may not be able to compute the state of the normative environment at runtime. The normative context is not static, it expands and contracts as new norms are added to the institution and removed from it respectively. The system must be able to continue computing the state of the normative environment at runtime, producing states that are consistent with the modifications performed on the normative context We will present an approach to: Tackle the first issue by distributing the computation of the normative environment on the cloud, formalizing a generic distribution method that can be used independently from the particular implementation of the framework used. Tackle the second issue by formally defining the operations to be supported in order to allow for expanding and contracting the normative context.