Relating to statutory corrections which may adjust language to reflect current practices, insert earlier omissions, delete redundancies and inaccuracies, delete temporary language, resolve inconsistencies and conflicts, update ongoing provisions, or remove ambiguities, and including effective date and retroactive applicability provisions

4: Replaces the words “therein”, “thereof”, and “they” with more specific language, divides a long sentence into three sentences, and updates other language to clarify this provision relating to documents and records kept by the land office of the state.305: Strikes the words “of the aggregate amount of tax credits authorized” from language limiting the amount of endow Iowa tax credits that may be granted to a taxpayer to reflect the change made in 2022 Iowa Acts, chapter 1002, section 48, to change the amount of tax credits from a percentage of the aggregate to a fixed dollar amount.401.30: Divides a long sentence into two sentences, replaces the words “it” and “herein” with specific language, and replaces the word “said” with the word “the” to clarify and update the language of this Code section describing the duties and powers of the state appeal board with respect to appeals on proposed budget expenditures, tax levies, and tax assessments.1: Adds, to this definitions Code section for the Code chapter pertaining to enforcement of immigration laws, an unnumbered paragraph relating to the applicability of the definitions to the Code chapter, to conform the style of this Code section to the style used in other definitions Code sections for Code chapters elsewhere in the Code.6: Changes the word “or” to “of” to conform the meaning of this sentence to the meaning of the rest of the language of this Code subsection regarding gubernatorial recommendations relating to repayment of loans received from the federal government by local governments following a disaster emergency, when local revenues are insufficient to meet local operating expenses.8: Changes the word “section” to “paragraph” in penalty language that appears to be limited to the paragraph containing the prohibition against the improper use of local exchange service information by persons providing 911 emergency telephone service or related mass notifications and emergency messaging services.1: Adds the words “in Marshall county” to this provision relating to territory that is exclusively within Marshall county to conform the style of this provision to other similar descriptions of representative districts that lie within a single county.2: Replaces the words “the foregoing definition” with the words “this paragraph” to conform language describing a duty of the state commissioner of elections to the style of other language used elsewhere in the Code to specify the source of authority for performance of a duty.50: Redrafts, to add specific citations and descriptors, to clarify the language describing the responsibility of a board of supervisors to sign, certify the correctness of, and file abstracts of the canvass of votes cast in primary elections.” and inserts the words “the abstract” to update the style and clarify language relating to separate abstracts of the canvass of votes cast for state and federal offices.18: Redrafts to update the style of and clarify the meaning of the word “herein” in this Code section that provides that an employer’s workers’ compensation liability cannot be relieved by any contract, rule, or device, but that this statutory requirement does not create a private cause of action.38: Replaces the word “herein” with “in this chapter” to clarify the meaning of this provision that defines how the liability of an employer for an employee’s injury or death while in the employer’s employment may be determined.42: Redrafts and reformats terminology to use the style and emphasis used for defined terms elsewhere in the Code, and replaces the word “herein” with the words “in this subsection”, to clarify the meaning of language that describes which children are conclusively presumed to be dependent upon a deceased employee for purposes of the Code chapter governing workers’ compensation.64: Replaces archaic language with more specific language, reformats a reference to the second injury fund to be consistent with other references to that fund, and strikes redundant language to update and clarify this Code section limiting benefits for compensable injuries for employees who have preexisting disabilities.2: Replaces a reference to “hereinafter” and “thereto” with chapter references to clarify this provision describing which employers are subject to the requirements of the Code chapter governing occupational disease compensation.4: Replaces the word “therewith” with the phrase “with steam heating boilers” to clarify this exception to the application of the requirements of this Code chapter governing boilers and unfired steam pressure vessels.12: Replaces the word “herein” w