# Mauritius Documents for import Please use Word documents for import, and PDF documents to compare against. PDF and Word documents are saved here ## Cleaning up imports ### Things to look out for in Mauritius #### Annotations Please do not change the wording of annotations. These should be left as they are and marked up as a remark/annotation.

The highlited annotation should be marked up as shown below.

{% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %} ```markup {{*[S. 2 amended by s. 3 of Act 21 of 2004; s. 3 of Act 34 of 2011 w.e.f. 1 January 2012.]}} ``` {% endcode %} Certain annotations will appear in round brackets, such as in the example below. These should be marked up as an annotation/remark.

How this annotation should be marked up is shown below.

{% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %} ```markup {{*[Subsec. (6) not in operation.]}} ``` {% endcode %} #### Blank sections, subsections and paragraphs etc. Some portions of Mauritius documents will be blank or empty. Below is an example of one such instance.
When a element that does not usually have a heading is blank, mark it up as it appears in the PDF. Blank paragraph (d) in the image above should be marked up as follows: {% code lineNumbers="true" %} ```markup PARA (d) - ``` {% endcode %} Multiple blank subsections/ paragraphs or a range of blank subsections/ paragraphs, should be marked up as follows. {% code lineNumbers="true" %} ```markup SUBSEC (2) - SUBSEC (3) - SUBSEC (4) - ``` {% endcode %} Below is an example of a blank section and how it should be marked up.
{% code lineNumbers="true" %} ```markup SEC. 9 - *** ``` {% endcode %}

Please ignore the warning that will appear.

Below is an example of multiple blank sections or a range of blank sections, and how they should be marked up.
{% code lineNumbers="true" %} ```markup SEC 30. - *** SEC 31. - *** SEC 32. - *** ``` {% endcode %}