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Stable Legislative Appendix Method

I’m merging multiple versions of a [bill] and its [amendments] across [sessions=three] legislative sessions so I can c…

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CDecide — “help me choose”I’m merging multiple versions of a [bill] and its [amendments] across [sessions=three]…+
I’m merging multiple versions of a [bill] and its [amendments] across [sessions=three] legislative sessions so I can compare policy evolution in my forthcoming [article]. I don’t want to lose amendment provenance or create a single blob that hides change history. Recommend a decision: produce one side‑by‑side merged document with clear headers and an index, or keep separate, linked files with a master index. Say which preserves scholarly traceability and how to label every section now.
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I’m assembling legislative texts for a comparative appendix and want to avoid future rework.

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