§ 15.8. Form of codifications.

 (a)  General. Codifications are in the form of original enactments.

 (b)  Table of contents. A codification as a general rule carries a table of contents which varies in degree of completeness. It appears immediately following the title and preceding the enacting clause.

 (c)  Major subdivisions. Codifications are usually divided into one or more major subdivisions which include chapters and subchapters. Formerly, the major subdivisions commonly used were articles and subdivisions.

 (d)  Repeals. The last major subdivision of a codification usually covers the citation of a number of statutes for repeal.

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