Ariz. Admin. Code § R1-1-1001 - Notice of Recodification

A.An agency may renumber one or more Sections from one Chapter to another Chapter, or within a Chapter under R1-1-404(B)(1) . An agency that renumbers a rule under this Section shall make no other changes to the rule except corrections to Section references within the text of the Sections or headings.
B.A Notice of Recodification shall contain:
1. On a centered line, one inch from the top of the page, the heading in all capital letters NOTICE OF RECODIFICA-TION;
2. On a centered line under the Notice heading, the agency's Code, Title number, and heading ;
3. On a centered line under the Title number and heading, the agency's Code Chapter number and heading;
4. If applicable, on a centered line under the Chapter number and heading, the agency's Code, Sub-chapter label and heading;
5. Under the Chapter number and heading or, if applicable the Subchapter label and heading, the following list consecutively numbered:
1. a. The Subchapters (if applicable), Articles, Parts (if applicable), and Sections along with their respective headings:
i. Being recodified ; and
2. ii. As recodified
3. b. A conversion table between the two numbering schemes; and
4. c. The name and address of agency personnel with whom persons may communicate regarding the recodification.

C. If an agency renumbers or recodifies a Section, it shall make no other changes to the Section except corrections to Section references within the text of the Section or its heading.

C. A Notice of Recodification package shall include:
1. Two agency receipts as specified in R1-1-106;
2. An original and two copies of the agency certificate as specified in R1-1-105; and
3. The recodification scheme.
D.An agency shall file a Notice of Recodification for publication in the Register and the Code.
D E.A Notice of Recodification is effective the date filed.

Notes

Ariz. Admin. Code § R1-1-1001
New Section made by final rulemaking at 10 A.A.R. 468, effective March 23, 2004 (Supp. 04-1). Amended by final rulemaking at 21 A.A.R. 117, effective 12/29/2014.

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