§ 43-4-18 Enactment of supplementalreenactments by the law revision director. – (a) The office of law revision of the joint committee on legislative servicesis authorized to annually reenact specific titles of the general laws whichshall be amendatory to the general laws of Rhode Island, 1956, as amended, forthe purposes specified in § 22-11-3.4. Substantive changes contained inthe reenactment of these titles shall be annually brought to the attention ofthe general assembly in a "Statutes and Statutory Construction" bill, preparedby the law revision office, for general assembly approval or disapproval.
(b) The reenacted sections of the general laws shall beconstrued as continuations of previously enacted public laws and all rights andremedies remain in effect as defined in this chapter.
(c) In case of any conflict between an act passed at anannual or special session of the general assembly and an amendment adopted as apart of a reenactment or the "Statutes and Statutory Construction" billreferred to in subsection (a) of this section, the former shall be controllingregardless of respective dates of passage or approval.
(d) The provisions in titles that have been amended andcorrected as "reenactments" shall take effect and go into operation on andafter December 31 of the calendar year of their reenactment.
(e) The enactment of this section and the repeal of sectionsin chapter 4 of title 43 adopted prior to the date of enactment of this chapterof the public laws shall not act as a repeal of those chapters of the publiclaws which have been adopted to reenact the general laws.
(f) Any subsequent reenactments shall be recorded in thehistory of this section.
(g) In any reenactment, the word "text" as used in thegeneral laws does not include: (1) printer's reference lines appearing at thetop or bottom of any galley proof; (2) title or chapter heading (except thenumbers of said titles and chapters); (3) tables of contents appearing at thebeginning of the titles and chapters; or (4) boldface captions appearing at thebeginning of sections (except the numbers of said sections), except insofar asthe title or chapter headings or boldface captions are necessary forclarification of any statutory text.
§ 43-4-18 Enactment of supplementalreenactments by the law revision director. – (a) The office of law revision of the joint committee on legislative servicesis authorized to annually reenact specific titles of the general laws whichshall be amendatory to the general laws of Rhode Island, 1956, as amended, forthe purposes specified in § 22-11-3.4. Substantive changes contained inthe reenactment of these titles shall be annually brought to the attention ofthe general assembly in a "Statutes and Statutory Construction" bill, preparedby the law revision office, for general assembly approval or disapproval.
(b) The reenacted sections of the general laws shall beconstrued as continuations of previously enacted public laws and all rights andremedies remain in effect as defined in this chapter.
(c) In case of any conflict between an act passed at anannual or special session of the general assembly and an amendment adopted as apart of a reenactment or the "Statutes and Statutory Construction" billreferred to in subsection (a) of this section, the former shall be controllingregardless of respective dates of passage or approval.
(d) The provisions in titles that have been amended andcorrected as "reenactments" shall take effect and go into operation on andafter December 31 of the calendar year of their reenactment.
(e) The enactment of this section and the repeal of sectionsin chapter 4 of title 43 adopted prior to the date of enactment of this chapterof the public laws shall not act as a repeal of those chapters of the publiclaws which have been adopted to reenact the general laws.
(f) Any subsequent reenactments shall be recorded in thehistory of this section.
(g) In any reenactment, the word "text" as used in thegeneral laws does not include: (1) printer's reference lines appearing at thetop or bottom of any galley proof; (2) title or chapter heading (except thenumbers of said titles and chapters); (3) tables of contents appearing at thebeginning of the titles and chapters; or (4) boldface captions appearing at thebeginning of sections (except the numbers of said sections), except insofar asthe title or chapter headings or boldface captions are necessary forclarification of any statutory text.
§ 43-4-18 Enactment of supplementalreenactments by the law revision director. – (a) The office of law revision of the joint committee on legislative servicesis authorized to annually reenact specific titles of the general laws whichshall be amendatory to the general laws of Rhode Island, 1956, as amended, forthe purposes specified in § 22-11-3.4. Substantive changes contained inthe reenactment of these titles shall be annually brought to the attention ofthe general assembly in a "Statutes and Statutory Construction" bill, preparedby the law revision office, for general assembly approval or disapproval.
(b) The reenacted sections of the general laws shall beconstrued as continuations of previously enacted public laws and all rights andremedies remain in effect as defined in this chapter.
(c) In case of any conflict between an act passed at anannual or special session of the general assembly and an amendment adopted as apart of a reenactment or the "Statutes and Statutory Construction" billreferred to in subsection (a) of this section, the former shall be controllingregardless of respective dates of passage or approval.
(d) The provisions in titles that have been amended andcorrected as "reenactments" shall take effect and go into operation on andafter December 31 of the calendar year of their reenactment.
(e) The enactment of this section and the repeal of sectionsin chapter 4 of title 43 adopted prior to the date of enactment of this chapterof the public laws shall not act as a repeal of those chapters of the publiclaws which have been adopted to reenact the general laws.
(f) Any subsequent reenactments shall be recorded in thehistory of this section.
(g) In any reenactment, the word "text" as used in thegeneral laws does not include: (1) printer's reference lines appearing at thetop or bottom of any galley proof; (2) title or chapter heading (except thenumbers of said titles and chapters); (3) tables of contents appearing at thebeginning of the titles and chapters; or (4) boldface captions appearing at thebeginning of sections (except the numbers of said sections), except insofar asthe title or chapter headings or boldface captions are necessary forclarification of any statutory text.
