AN ACT to repeal section 44-04-16 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to the provision of blanks and records.
Senate Bill No. 2259 proposes the repeal of section 44-04-16 of the North Dakota Century Code, which pertains to the provision of blanks and records. The bill aims to eliminate outdated or unnecessary legal provisions that may no longer serve a relevant purpose in current legislative or administrative practices. By repealing this section, the bill seeks to streamline the legal framework and reduce potential confusion regarding the handling of blanks and records in the state.
The repeal of section 44-04-16 will remove specific statutory language from the North Dakota Century Code, thereby simplifying the legal landscape regarding the provision of blanks and records. This change is expected to have minimal immediate impact on state laws, as the section may not have been actively enforced or utilized in recent years. However, it reflects a broader effort to modernize and clarify state statutes.
The sentiment surrounding SB2259 appears to be overwhelmingly positive, as evidenced by the unanimous support in the Senate (46-0) and a strong majority in the House (75-9). The lack of opposition suggests that legislators view the repeal as a necessary and beneficial step towards legislative efficiency.
There were no notable points of contention during the discussions or votes regarding SB2259. The bill received broad bipartisan support, indicating that there were no significant disagreements among lawmakers about the necessity or implications of repealing section 44-04-16.