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Code · Kansas · Chapter 77 — Statutes; Administrative Rules And Regulations And Procedure

77-435. Editing of rules and regulations by secretary of state; edits may not change substantive meaning thereof.

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77-435. Editing of rules and regulations by secretary of state; edits may not change substantive meaning thereof. In publishing the material in the Kansas administrative regulations, the secretary of state shall not alter the sense, meaning or effect of any rule and regulation but may correct manifest orthographical, clerical or typographical errors and edit the rules and regulations in the following manner:
(a)By changing descriptive subject-word headings of sections, subsections or subparts of a rule and regulation in order to briefly and clearly indicate the subject matter of such sections;
(b)where a pronoun of only masculine or only feminine gender appears a pronoun of the opposite gender may be added, or language may be changed for the same purpose, so long as the opening limitation of this section is not violated;
(c)by striking the word "that" wherever it appears as the first word of any section in the Kansas administrative regulations or the latest supplement thereto; and
(d)by correcting doublets.
The secretary of state may submit to the state rules and regulations board, for the board's approval, any proposed changes made pursuant to the provisions of this section. No change made pursuant to the provisions of this section shall effect any change in the substantive meaning of the rule and regulation section, and any error made by the secretary of state in editing the rules and regulations as authorized by this section shall be construed as a clerical error only.
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