§ 13.69. Notation and distribution of corrections.
(a) General. All corrections to original transcribed copies of bills are marked on such copies and corrections are made and final copies prepared. All corrections on printed bills are noted in the Bureau files so that corrections may be made by amendment or in editing statutes for printing.
(b) Formal amendments. Corrections requiring a change in language are typewritten in the usual form and sent to the committee chairman if the bill is in committee, otherwise to the majority leader of the house in which the bill is pending. The first page of all correction amendments and the envelope in which they are delivered are stamped ‘‘Legislative Reference Bureau Bill Reading Corrections.’’ The envelopes containing vital corrections must also be stamped to call attention to the fact that without the amendments the bill may be fatally defective.
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