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Committee reviews technical corrections bill; staff outlines grammatical, nomenclature and cross‑reference updates
Summary
Members of the Government Operations & Military Affairs committee on Feb. 28 reviewed a committee bill of technical corrections that makes grammar and style edits, updates terminology in several statutory titles, renames certain committees for clarity on IT/cyber matters, and sets an effective date of July 1.
The Government Operations & Military Affairs committee on Feb. 28 conducted a line‑by‑line review of a committee technical corrections bill that would make editorial, cross‑reference and nomenclature changes across multiple statutory titles and update committee names used in the statutes.
Committee staff walked members through dozens of non‑substantive edits: changing gendered pronouns to nongendered language, replacing the word “regulations” with “rules” in some sections, standardizing capitalization and reader‑assistance headings, striking obsolete text, correcting cross references, and renumbering lists to match committee style. The presenter said the bill includes…
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