§ 21.31. General considerations.

 The size and complexity of a revision bill frequently may be minimized by omitting statutory provisions which are no longer required. This subchapter sets forth examples of the more common instances where the reenactment of a statutory provision is unnecessary, but it is not intended as an exclusive enumeration of such cases.

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