Washington § 50.98.020 - Appointments and regulations continued.

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§ 50.98.020. Appointments and regulations continued.

The repeal of any acts or parts of acts by this act shall not affect the appointment or employment of any individual or salary, wages, compensation, powers or duties relating to such individual which would continue in effect except for such repeal. Rules and regulations adopted pursuant to the provisions of any acts or parts of acts repealed by this act consistent with the provisions of this act are not affected by such repeal and are hereby continued in full force and effect.
[ 1945 c 35 s 185; no RRS.]

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