UG-2.2 UG-2.2 Volume Structure
Modules
UG-2.2.1
Rulebook Volumes are subdivided into Modules, arranged in groups according to their subject matter, underneath the headings listed in Paragraph UG 2.1.3 above.
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Each Module in a Volume is referenced using a two- or three-letter code which is usually a contraction or abbreviation of its title. These codes are used for cross-referencing within the text.
Amended: July 2012
October 07Chapters
UG-2.2.3
Each Module consists of Chapters, categorised into two types:
(a) A standard introductory Chapter (referenced with a letter: e.g. UG A); and(b) Chapters containing the substantive content of the Module (referenced with a number: e.g. CA 1, CA 2, etc.)October 07UG-2.2.4
The introductory Chapter summarises the purpose of the Module, its history (in terms of changes made to its contents). A separate introductory Chapter also prescribes the scope of application of the Module's requirements.
October 07Sections and Paragraphs
UG-2.2.5
Chapters are further sub-divided into Sections (numbered consecutively after the Chapter number: e.g. FC 1.1, FC 1.2, FC 1.3 etc). In turn, Sections are sub-divided into Paragraphs (numbered consecutively after the Chapter and Section numbers: e.g. FC 1.1.1, FC 1.1.2, FC 1.1.3 etc.). Where appropriate, sub-Section headings may be used, to guide the reader through a Section: sub-Section headings are italicised and unnumbered, and act purely as an indicator (without limitation as to the status of the Paragraphs that follow.
October 07Table of Contents
UG-2.2.6
Each Volume's contents page lists all the Modules contained within it (Part A), and the information contained in the relevant appendix Volume (Part B).
October 07UG-2.2.7
The contents page of each Module lists the Chapters, Sections and the latest version date of each Section in issue.
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