Section XIV List of Rules Affected
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1 Section XIV List of Rules Affected LIST OF RULES AFFECTED This "List of Rules Affected" is a cumulative list of all rules which have been proposed but not filed for adoption. Beginning with the February 2, 1996 issue, the list will be published monthly for the period covering the last eight weeks. w Signifies Withdrawal of Proposed Rule(s) c Rule Challenge Filed v Rule Declared Valid x Rule Declared Invalid d Rule Challenge Dismissed dw Dismissed Upon Withdrawal STATE 1A /51 32/12 1A /51 32/12 1A B /18 1B /43 1SER /6 1S /10 32/21 1S /8 1T /47 32/22 29/37 32/22 31/16 32/22 32/12 32/13 32/14 32/22 LEGAL AFFAIRS /6 32/14 32/21 2A /22 BANKING AND FINANCE 3E /42 3F /39 29/45 3F /39 29/45 3F /39 29/45 3F /39 29/45 3F /39 29/45 INSURANCE / /52 30/ /52 30/ /52 30/ /52 30/ /52 30/ /37 30/ /37 29/42 30/ /37 29/46 30/ /37 30/ /37 30/ /16 29/ /1 30/ /36 30/ /44 30/ / /35 4A /12 4A /37 29/46 4A /25 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4A /44 29/46 4C /38 30/29 4C /47 4L /39 29/46 AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES /6c 31/14c 5B /15 5B /29 5B (16) 27/50c 5C /11 23/18 5C /11 32/17 5C /11 32/17 Section XIV - List of Rules Affected 2581
2 5C /11 32/17 5C /11 32/17 5C /11 32/17 5C /11 32/17 5C /11 32/17 5C /11 32/17 5E /21 5E /15 5E /32 5E /17 5E /17 5E /17 5E /17 5E /17 5E /17 5E /17 5E /17 5E /17 5E /5 32/16 32/21 5E /5 32/16 32/21 5E /5 32/22 5F /50 31/52 32/21 32/16 32/21 5F /50 32/16 32/21 5F /50 32/16 32/21 5F /50 32/21 5F /50 32/16 32/21 5F /12 5F /12 5F /12 5F /12 5G /10 32/16 5K /14 5L /15 5M /16 5M /16 5M /16 5M /16 5M /16 5M /16 5M /16 5M /16 5M /16 5M /14 32/21 5M /14 32/21 5M /14 32/21 5M /14 32/21 5M /14 32/21 5M /8 32/16w 32/13 32/21 5M /8 32/16w 32/13 32/21 5M /8 32/16w 32/13 32/21 5M /8 32/16w 32/13 32/21 5M /8 32/16w 32/13 32/21 EDUCATION 6A /11 6A /11 6A /11 6A A A /3 32/5 32/13 6A /11 6A A /11 6A A /3 32/5 6A /5 32/16 6A A /30 6A /11 6A /5 32/16 6A /5c 6B /3 32/8 32/9 6C /26 6E /50 32/14 6E /18 6E /6 6L /12 6L /12 6L /12 6L /12 6L /12 6L /12 6L /12 6L /12 6L /12 6L /12 6L /12 6L /12 6M /26 9B /30 9B /30 9B /30 9B /30 9B /30 9B /30 9B /30 9B /30 COMMUNITY AFFAIRS 2582 Section XIV - List of Rules Affected
3 9B /30 9B /30 9B /30 9B /30 9B /30 9B /30 9B /30 9B /45 9B /18 32/4 32/12 9B /4 32/12 9B /18 32/4 32/12 9B /4 32/12 9B /4 32/12 9B /4 32/12 9B /18 32/4 32/12 9B /4 32/12 9B /4 32/12 9B /4 32/12 9B /4 32/12 9B /4 32/12 9B /4 32/12 9B /4 32/12 9B /4 32/12 9B /26 9B /26 9B /26 9B /26 9B /26 9B /26 9B /26 9B /26 9B /26 9B /26 9B /26 9B /26 9B /26 9B /26 9G /17 9J /40 9J /50 32/8 32/15 9J /50 32/8 32/15 9J /50 32/8 32/15 9J /50 32/8 32/15 9J /50 32/8 32/15 9J /50 32/15 9J /50 32/8 32/15 9J /50 32/8 32/15 9J /50 32/8 32/15 9J /50 32/8 32/15 9K /13 HEALTH AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES (1)(v) 15/46c 10M /1 10M /1 LAW ENFORCEMENT 11B /17 11B /40 REVENUE / / /4 12A /2 32/5 32/17 12A /2 32/17 12A /2 32/17 12A /17 12A /2 32/21 12A /2 32/15 32/21 12A /2 32/15 12A /2 12A /2 32/22 12A /2 12A /2 12A /2 32/22 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/7 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B /2 32/17 12B-8 23/8c 12B /2 32/9 12B /2 12B /2 12C /2 32/17 12C /2 32/5 32/17 12C /2 32/5 12C /2 Section XIV - List of Rules Affected 2583
4 TRANSPORTATION / / /6 32/ /6 32/ / / /6 32/ /6 32/ /6 32/ /42 32/12 32/ /42 32/12 32/ /42 32/12 32/ /8 32/ /8 32/ / /12 32/13 32/ / / / /11 32/ /11 32/ /11 32/ /4 32/15 14B /8 32/16 14B /8 32/16 14B /8 32/16 14B /8 32/16 14B /8 32/16 14B /8 32/16 14B /8 32/16 ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION / / / /50 16/ / / / /32 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND /27c (23) 31/16c /48 25/ /16c 31/27c STATE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION 19ER / /8 32/ /8 32/ /8 32/ / /8 32/ /8 32/18 19B B /8 19B /8 19B /8 19B /8 19B /8 19B /8 19B /8 19B /8 19B /8 19B /8 19B /8 19B B CITRUS / /28 21M /6c 21M /6c 21M /6c 21M /6c 21M /6c PROFESSIONAL REGULATION FLORIDA PAROLE COMMISSION / / / / / / / / / / Section XIV - List of Rules Affected
5 / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /6 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION / / / / / / / /21 CORRECTIONS /6 32/ / / /34 31/43 32/15w /52 32/17w / / / / / / /48 27/ /18 COMMISSION ON ETHICS 34ER /11 34ER /11 34ER /11 34ER /11 34ER /11 34ER /11 34ER /11 34ER / / / / /12 32/ / / / / / / / / /12 32/ /12 32/ /12 32/ / / / / /12 WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICTS 40B /22 30/36 40B /16 40B /16 40B /16 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40B /25 32/21 40C /12 40C /12c 31/12c 40C D /8 32/13 32/13 40D /16 w Section XIV - List of Rules Affected 2585
6 40D /16 w 40D /20 31/35 40D /16 w 40D /48 32/16 w 40D D /48 32/16 w 40D /16 w 40D /16 w 40D /48 32/16 w 40D /16 w 40D /16 w 40D /9 31/18 32/15w 40D /14c 40D /48 25/3 32/8 32/17 40D /50 40D /1 32/16 w 40D /2 32/17 32/16 w 40D /16 w 40D /16 w 40E /18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /50c 32/18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /8 40E /8 40E /8 40E /8 40E /8 40E /8 32/21 40E /8 40E /39 32/8 40E /8 40E /8 40E /8 32/21 40E /8 40E /8 40E /8 40E /39 32/8 40E /8 40E /8 40E /8 40E /8 32/21 40E /8 32/21 40E /8 32/21 40E /8 32/21 40E /8 32/21 40E /8 40E /8 40E /8 32/22 40E /8 32/22 40E /8 40E /8 32/22 40E /8 32/22 40E /8 32/22 40E /8 32/22 40E /8 40E /8 40E /8 40E /17 40E /18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /18 40E /2 27/9 40E /18 40E /18 FLORIDA LAND AND WATER ADJUDICATORY COMMISSION 42RR /8 32/22 42YY /15 LOTTERY 53ER /5 53ER / Section XIV - List of Rules Affected
7 53ER /5 53ER /5 53ER /7 53ER /7 53ER /7 53ER /7 53ER /7 53ER /9 53ER /9 53ER /11 53ER /11 53ER /13 53ER /13 53ER /13 53ER /13 53ER /13 53ER /15 53ER /15 53ER /15 53ER /17 53ER /17 53ER ER ER ER /21 53ER / / / /22 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /18 58A /22 58A /22 58A /22 58A /22 ELDER AFFAIRS 58B /27 w 58B /27 w 58B /27 w 58B /27 w 58B /27 31/31 w AGENCY FOR HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION /35c 30/42c 59A /2 32/11 59A /36 29/48 30/3 29/43c 59A /3 32/8 32/16 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /21 59A /5 59A /13 59A /13 59A /13 59A /13 59A /13 59A /13 59A /13 59A /13 59A /13 Section XIV - List of Rules Affected 2587
8 59A /13 59A /13 59A /6 32/18 59A /6 32/18 59A /6 32/18 59A /6 32/18 59A /6 59A /6 59A /6 32/18 59A /6 32/18 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /12 59A /2 59A /2 59A /2 59A /2 59A /2 59A /2 59A /2 59A /2 59A /2 59A /2 59A /2 59A /2 59A /2 59C /12 59C /6 31/6c 59G /49 32/8 32/15 59G /16 59G /3 32/15 59G /16 59G G /13 59G /16 59G /5 59G G /52 32/15 59G /3 w 59G /50 32/10 32/16 59G /18 59G /19 32/8 59G /6c 59G /3 32/14 32/21 59G /16 59G /7 59G /42 32/9 32/15 32/17 32/18 59G /42 32/9 32/15 59G /45 32/9 32/15 59G /3 32/9 32/18 59G /6 32/16 59G /3 32/15 59G /8 32/21 59G /8 32/21 59G /7 32/21 59H /3 26/17 59T /22 23/35 59T /22 23/35 59T /22 23/35 59T /22 23/35 59T /22 23/35 59U /51 21/7 59U /24 23/35 59V /34 20/48 MANAGEMENT SERVICES 60A /22 60A /22 60A /22 60A /22 60A /22 60BB /17 60BB /17 60BB /17 60BB /17 32/22 60BB /17 60BB /17 60BB /17 60BB /17 60BB /17 60BB BB /17 60BB /17 60BB / Section XIV - List of Rules Affected
9 60BB /17 32/22 60BB /15 32/22 60BB /7 60BB /7 60BB /7 60BB /7 60DD /18 60E /49 60E /49 60E /49 60E /49 60H /22 31/41 60H /22 31/41 60H /22 31/41 60H /22 60H /22 31/41 60H /22 31/41 60H /22 60H /22 60H /22 31/41 60H /22 31/41 60H /22 60H /22 60H /22 60H /22 60H /22 60H /22 60S /18 60Y-1 31/14c 31/16c 31/16c 31/21c 31/21c 31/25c 31/38c 31/38c 31/39c BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION / / /17 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /50 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A /21 32/22w 61A (1) 31/5c 61A /21 32/22w 61A /41 61A /41 61A /41 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 61A /3 Section XIV - List of Rules Affected 2589
10 61A /3 61B /18 61B B /16 61B /40 61C /21 61DER /7 61D /51 32/13 32/21 61D /51 61D /51 61D /20 61D /51 61D /51 61D /51 61D /51 61D /51 61D /51 61D /49 61D /51 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61D /17 61F G /3 32/16 61G /13 61G /35 61G /10 32/17 61G /13 61G /47 61G /47 61G /51 32/15 w 61G /18 61G /21 61G /14 32/21 61G /17 61G /13 61G /11 w 32/21 61G /16 61G /6 61G /21 61G / Section XIV - List of Rules Affected
11 61G /21c 61G (3) 31/34c 61G /16 61G /34c (1)(b),(3) 61G /12 61G /16 61G /21 61G /17 61G /17 61G /17 61G /16 61G /16 61G /16 61G /16 61G /16 61G /16 61G /6 61G /17 61G /17 61G /17 61G /18 61G /46 61H /3 61H /10 61H /13 61H /21 61H /21 61H /21 61H /13 32/21 61J /44 32/10 32/18 61J /41 28/43 61J /41 28/43 28/46 61J /41 28/43 61J /41 28/43 28/46 61J /41 28/43 28/46 61J /45 61J /14 61J /14 61J /14 61J /14 61J /3 28/17 61J /15 61J ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION /16c /9c /9 32/ /9 32/ / / / /27c 31/28c 31/28c /17 32/ /6 32/ /6 32/ /6 32/ /6 32/ /6 32/ /6 32/ /6 32/ /6 32/ /6 32/ /6 32/ /6 32/16 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 62C /27 32/11 32/21 JUVENILE JUSTICE 63B /12 w 63B /12 w 63B /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w 63E /12 w Section XIV - List of Rules Affected 2591
12 63E /12 w 63G /7 63G /7 32/22 63G /7 63G /7 63G /7 63G /7 63G /7 63G /7 32/22 63G /7 32/14 32/22 63G /8 63G /8 63G /8 63G /8 63G /8 63G /8 63G /8 63G /8 63G /8 63G /8 63G /8 63G /8 63M /12 63M /12 HEALTH /29c 30/52c (4) 30/49c 64B /39 26/1 64B /9 64B /21 32/21 64B /39 64B /39 64B /39 64B /18 64B /18 64B /51 28/6 64B /49 64B /51 64B /34 24/49 64B /34 24/49 64B /51 64B /13 32/14 64B /13 64B /13 64B /13 64B /5 27/17 64B /13 64B /9 32/13 64B /22 64B /32 64B /47 32/22 64B /47 32/13 64B /32 64B /17 32/22 64B /17 32/22 64B /17 32/22 64B /9 64B /17 64B /10 64B B /18 64B /15 64B /30 64B /52 64B /41 64B /12 64B /13 64B /6 64B /7 32/18 64B /9 32/16 64B /45 32/17 64B /17 32/22 64B /9 64B /9 64B /45 32/7 32/17 32/11 32/17 64B /17 64B /9 32/16 64B /9c 64B /20 w 64B /13 64B /48 28/16 32/13 64B /9 32/16 64B /23c 64B /52 31/22 31/35 32/18 64B /7 32/17 64B /11 64B /11 64B /8 32/15 64B /13 64B /28 64B /8 32/16 64B /18 64B /41 32/8 32/16 64B /8 32/13 64B /18 64B /25 32/17 32/22w 64B /18 64B /43c 64B B Section XIV - List of Rules Affected
13 64B B B B B /9 64B B B B /44 64B /44 64B /44 64B /44 64B B /11 31/44 32/15 64B /11 31/44 32/15 64B /11 31/44 32/15 32/22 64B B B /40 31/46 32/18 32/2 32/18 32/10 32/18 64B /20 31/44 64B /20 31/44 64B /42 64B /20 32/17w 64B /11 32/22 64B /11 64B /14 32/21 64B /11 64B /14 32/21 64B /14 32/21 64B /7 32/13 64B /15 32/18 64B /11 64B /21 64B /11 64B /40 32/15w 32/15 64B /40 32/15w 32/15 32/22 64B /40 32/15w 64B /40 32/15w 32/15 64B /40 32/15w 32/15 32/22 64B /9 32/17 64B /35 64B B /9 32/16 64B /21 64B /21 64B /52 64B /52 64B /52 64B /52 64B /50 31/20 64B /50 64B /50 31/20 64B /50 64B /50 31/20 64B /4 27/21 64B /50 31/20 64B /50 64B /50 31/2 64B /50 64B /50 64B /50 64B /50 64B /50 64B /17 64B /50 64B /13 64B /38 64B /13 64B /13 64B /3 64B /3 64B /4 64B /4 64B /23 31/30 64B /23 31/30 64B /18 64B /52 32/22w 64B /52 32/22w 64B /4 32/22 64B /13 32/21 64B /32 31/45 32/16w 32/8 32/16 64B /32 31/45 32/16w 32/8 32/16 64B /21 64B /10 32/21 64B /10 32/21 64B /2 64B /45 26/30 64B /13 32/21 64B /21 64B /16 64B /9 32/17 64B /9 32/17 64B /9 32/17 64B /21 64B /3 28/5 64C /36c 64C /22 Section XIV - List of Rules Affected 2593
14 64C /17 64C /17 64C /17 64D /15 64D /15 64D /15 64D /15 64D /15 64D /15 64E /21 64E /21 64E /21 64E /21 64E /21 64E /21 64E /21 64E /52 32/9 32/16 64E /21 64E /21 64E /52 32/9 32/16 64E /48 64F /16 32/22 64F /16 32/22 64F /16 64F /16 32/22 64V /2 CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES /6c 30/9c 30/15c 65A /20 32/7 31/27c 65A /20 32/7 31/27c 65A /11 28/23 28/31 28/41 31/52 32/15 65A /52 32/15 65A /52 32/15 65A /21 65A /6 32/21 32/21 65A /21 65A /21 65A /21 65A /21 65A A /9 32/17 65A A /13 65A /32 65A /32 65A /9 65A /4 65A /9 65B /13 32/16 65B /9 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /49 w 65C /4 65C /20 65C /9 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/ Section XIV - List of Rules Affected
15 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /49 32/9 32/17 65C /43 32/2 65C /43 32/2 65C /43 32/2 65C /43 32/2 65C /43 32/2 65C /43 32/2 65C /43 32/2 65C /43 32/2 65C /43 32/2 65C C E /20 26/28 65E /14 65E /14 65E /14 65E /14 65E /14 65E /14 65E /14 65E /14 65E /14 65E /14 65E /14 65E /14 65E /14 65E /14 NAVIGATION DISTRICTS 66B /50 66B /50 32/16 66B /50 32/16 66B /50 32/16 66B /50 32/16 66B /50 32/16 66B /50 32/16 66B /50 32/16 66B /50 32/16 66B /50 32/16 66B /50 32/16 66B /50 32/16 Section XIV - List of Rules Affected 2595
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