Subparagraph (C) is given a heading and broken into clauses
What the document says“(v) by striking "(C) the Village Corporation" and inserting the following: "(C) Conveyance to municipal corporation or the state in trust.-- "(i) In general.--The Village Corporation"; and”
Part of the fifth item. It heads subparagraph (C) Conveyance to municipal corporation or the state in trust and turns what followed into clause (i), In general. Other strikes in the same item cut the rest of the subparagraph into headed pieces: a definition of sale at subclause (II), a minimum acreage clause at clause (ii), and a net revenues clause at clause (iii). This Act does not state what the text being broken up said.
What the document actually says“(v) by striking "(C) the Village Corporation" and inserting the following: "(C) Conveyance to municipal corporation or the state in trust.-- "(i) In general.--The Village Corporation"; and”
This change gives part C a title. The title is about handing land to a town or the state. What came next becomes clause one.
Part C was one long block of text. The change cuts it into smaller pieces. Each piece gets a number and a short title.
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