Agency 7. Virginia Code Commission
- Chapter 10
- Regulations for Filing and Publishing Agency RegulationsRead all
- Part I
- General Provisions
- Section 10
- Definitions
- Section 20
- Computation of Time
- Section 30
- General Rules of Construction
- Section 40
- Form and Style of Regulations
- Section 50
- Method of Filing
- Section 60
- Internet Address; Contact Information; Consequential Changes
- Section 70
- Waiver by Registrar
- Section 80
- Agency Regulatory Coordinator
- Part II
- Filing Regulations and Regulation Submission Packages with the Registrar
- Section 90
- Filing Regulations
- Section 100
- Final Agency Action Date; Effective Date; Statutory Authority
- Section 110
- Supplemental Information; Exemption from Administrative Process Act
- Section 120
- Withdrawal of a Final Regulation; Publication
- Section 130
- Omissions and Errors
- Part III
- Adoption of Textual Matter by Incorporation by Reference
- Section 140
- Incorporation by Reference Permitted
- Section 150
- Filing Requirements
- Section 160
- Regulation Text
- Section 170
- Exemptions from Filing of Documents Adopted or Incorporated by Reference; Requirements
- Part IV
- Forms
- Section 180
- Filing Requirements
- Section 190
- Exemption from Filing a Form
- Section 200
- Modification of Forms in the Virginia Administrative Code
- Section 210
- Publication
- Part V
- Virginia Register of Regulations
- Section 220
- Availability and Official Version
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