# Complicated example

**Chapter 6 prior to substitution** - (*I've deleted all of the text from Chapter 6 and just left the annotations that were in that Chapter prior to it being substituted*.)

> **Chapter 6**\
> **Alert Level 1**
>
> *\[Chapter 6 added by section 4 of Government Notice 999 of 2020]*
>
> *\[subsection (8) amended by section 2(a) of Government Notice 1011 of 2020]*
>
> *\[subsection (8A) inserted by section 2(b) of Government Notice 1011 of 2020]*
>
> *\[opening phrase of subsection (14) substituted by section 2(a) of Government Notice 1053 of 2020]*
>
> *\[paragraph (e) substituted by section 2(b) of Government Notice 1053 of 2020]*
>
> *\[section 75 amended by section 2 of Government Notice 1104 of 2020 and substituted by section 2 of Government Notice 1199 of 2020]*
>
> *\[section 77 substituted by section 3 of Government Notice 1199 of 2020]*
>
> *\[subsection (2) substituted by section 4 of Government Notice 1199 of 2020]*

**Chapter 6 being substituted and the annotations consolidated at the end**

This is what the annotation at the end of Chapter 6 will look like after consolidation. There should be no annotations left within the Chapter, just the one at the end. When consolidating an annotation, the items must be listed in chronological order.

> \[*Chapter 6 added by section 4 of Government Notice 999 of 2020, amended by section 2(a) and (b) of Government Notice 1011 of 2020, by section 2(a) and (b) of Government Notice 1053 of 2020, by section 2 of Government Notice 1104 of 2020, by sections 2, 3 and 4 of Government Notice 1199 of 2020 and substituted by section 3 of Government Notice 1290 of 2020]*


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