R1-1-402. Assignment of Code Divisions; Headings

A. The Office shall arrange and classify the subject matter of the Code according to a system of Titles. The Titles are divided into Chapters. The heading of a Chapter containing rules of one major program or subject specifies both the name of the agency and the program or subject. Chapters are divided into Articles. Articles that cover several subjects or regulate different groups of people are divided into several Parts. Parts and Articles without Parts are divided into Sections. Some Chapters may also contain two or more Subchapters. An agency shall request and receive approval from the Office for Subchapter and Part divisions before using these divisions. B. All Titles, Chapters, Subchapters (if applicable), Articles, Parts (if applicable), and Sections shall have a heading that describes the subject of that division of the Code. A heading shall not contain the word “Rule” or “Regulation.” C. A heading shall have capital letters for the first letter of the first and last words, and the first letter of important intermediate words.