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Ord. No. 53/65.
REVISED EDITION OF THE LAWS
- (f) to incorporate in any Ordinance any amendment made to any schedule, form or other part by any authority under powers conferred by that Ordinance;
- (g) to alter the order of sections in any Ordinance;
- (h) to renumber the sections in any Ordinance in all cases where it may be necessary or expedient so to do;
- (i) to alter the form or arrangement of any section, by transferring words, by combining it in whole or in part with another section or other sections or by dividing it into two or more subsections;
- (j) to transfer any provision contained in an Ordinance from such Ordinance to any other Ordinance to which that provision more properly belongs, making such alterations as are thereby rendered necessary or expedient;
- (k) to divide Ordinances, whether consolidated or not, into parts or divisions;
- (l) to add a long title or a short title to any Ordinance which may require it or to alter the long title or short title of any Ordinance;
- (m) to supply or alter tables of contents, chronological tables and notes:
- Provided that such tables of contents, chronological tables and notes shall not form any part of the Ordinance in which they appear;
- (n) to correct grammatical, typographical and similar errors in the existing copies of Ordinances, and for that purpose to make verbal additions, omissions, or alterations not affecting the meaning of any Ordinance;
- (o) to correct cross references;
- (p) to correct references to repealed Ordinances by replacing such references by references to the substituted Ordinances, for which purpose it is declared that an Ordinance is deemed to be substituted for another Ordinance where it is expressly stated in the subsequent Ordinance that it is so substituted, or where the subsequent Ordinance re-enacts with or without modification any provisions of a repealed Ordinance;
- (q) to make such formal alterations as to names, localities, departments, offices and officers and otherwise as may be necessary to bring any Ordinances into conformity with the circumstances of the Colony;