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TCA § 1-1-101 — Composition of commission — Vacancies
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A Tennessee code commission of five members is created, and the chief justice appoints two of the members and fills vacancies in the appointed membership.
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A Tennessee code commission of five members is created, and the chief justice appoints two of the members and fills vacancies in the appointed membership.
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The chief justice must serve as chair of the commission, and the revisor of statutes in the office of legal services for the general assembly must serve as executive secretary.
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The office of legal services for the general assembly must provide all staff services for the commission.
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The Tennessee code commission is the immediate successor to the commission created by the 1953 public act.
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The Tennessee code commission must plan and oversee the compilation and publication of the Tennessee Code Annotated, including an electronically searchable database.
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The Tennessee code commission may make and sign contracts needed to produce and publish a revised compilation of Tennessee’s statutory laws.
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Contracts with a law book publisher must set publication specifications, and the commission controls pricing for pocket supplements and replacement volumes in those contracts.
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The commission must keep the wording of Tennessee laws intact, but it may make specified nonsubstantive edits when preparing the revised compilation.
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The commission may design and adopt a certificate and distinctive seal for the state.
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The commission must issue written approval certificates for approved volumes and pocket supplements, and the printed copies must include that certificate.
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Certified compilations become effective, and the printed statutory text may be cited as Tennessee Code Annotated or “T.C.A.”
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A Tennessee statute compilation is not recognized as an official compilation unless it bears the code commission’s certificate of approval.
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The commission may spend appropriated funds, but only after certification by the chief justice, and it may not use public funds to subsidize code publication.
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The commission may send recommendations to later sessions of the general assembly and may submit bills for those changes.
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The commission may prepare or have prepared indices to the Tennessee laws, and it has the powers given by this chapter when doing so.
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The code commission must replace references to “tax assessor” with “assessor of property” in the listed code sections when those sections are amended or volumes are replaced.
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This section names the Tennessee Code and Tennessee Code Annotated, allows abbreviations for citations, and says those terms are generally read to include the code and its updates unless a contrary intention is shown.
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After gubernatorial approval, the enrolled draft of the Tennessee Code must be deposited with and preserved by the secretary of state.
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This section says the listed provisions are in force on and after January 1, 1956.
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Most public and general acts passed before the 1955 session, and acts whose subjects are revised in this code, are repealed except for those named in § 1-2-105.