(03-24-2019, 04:37 PM)North Prarie Wrote: I think that ALLL 79 or something would be a bit too much; A.B. 79 or A.D. 79 would work better

To be honest, if it didn't have the initials of the law... well it wouldn't be A.LLL.79, it would be A.7900. At this point, its an arbitrary number which basically has no use, and it would make it impossible to search titles for amendments to a specific law.

(03-25-2019, 10:02 AM)Bzerneleg Wrote: The order of introduction shall be restarted at the end of every month.

But then how do you tell what month the amendment is from? If you are going to go with that, then at least do something like:

Quote:(1) The code for a bill must contain the following:
a. The initial of the Assembly.
b. The initals of the law being ammended.
c. The number of the month and last two numbers of the year it was introduced, seperated by a comma and in that order.
d. A number according to its position in the order of introduction of bills.e. A word describing the status of the ammendment, such as "Draft", "Passed" or "Failed"

So now, it would be A.LLL.03,19.6, and is in order from largest denomination to smallest. If you want to know all the bills for LLL in May 2019, you do A.LLL.05,19 in the search box. If you just want to search for a specific time, you can use search filters. The last 2 things are just used to differentiate different bills and see if they passed or did not just by looking at it.