101 Pa. Code § 15.73 - Effective date
(a)
Use. A statute that is silent as to when it is to take effect
becomes effective, with certain exceptions in cases of appropriations or
statutes affecting the budget of a political subdivision, 60 days after final
enactment. If it is desirable to have the statute become effective prior or
subsequent to that time, an effective date provision must be
included.
(b)
Statutes
effective immediately. No statute should be made effective immediately
unless there is an actual need that it should. Statutes imposing penalties or
creating liabilities must not be made effective immediately. A period of at
least ten days should be allowed for persons affected to become aware of the
existence of the statute.
(c)
Form. Effective date provisions may include variations of the
following forms:
"This act shall take effect immediately."
"This act shall take effect July 1, 1973."
"This act shall take effect in 30 days."
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