Citing Codes
Citing Codes
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Hello all,
I am trying to find a forum (I believe in API code issues) that talks about citing codes.
I had found it not long ago and searched for hours and I have not had any luck.
The forum talked about when someone has a code book in a certain year and a new addendum comes out the following year. The forum asked how someone would cite that.
If anyone could help me find the forum, or even let me know the best way to site a code book with edition, addendum, section, and year it would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
eng741
I am trying to find a forum (I believe in API code issues) that talks about citing codes.
I had found it not long ago and searched for hours and I have not had any luck.
The forum talked about when someone has a code book in a certain year and a new addendum comes out the following year. The forum asked how someone would cite that.
If anyone could help me find the forum, or even let me know the best way to site a code book with edition, addendum, section, and year it would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
eng741





RE: Citing Codes
RE: Citing Codes
This is one way to deal with it:
Reference to any code, standard or regulation shall mean the latest published edition, including addenda, supplements and revisions thereto, which are in effect when the contract is awarded.
I am sure some will like, others will not.
RE: Citing Codes
eng741
RE: Citing Codes
Due diligence is required to insure that you use the most relevant edition.
For Part 192: http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?SID=4e9b9bb98...
For Part 195:http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?SID=4e9b9bb98...
This statement can be used: "The latest Regulator referenced editions of codes/specifications described in this purchase agreement shall be observed for this project. Should the regulator adopt, or incorporate by reference an updated edition of code/specification, the customer and vendor shall review the changes contained within, and agree upon the implementation timing within regulator requirements".