My recommendation for reading these kinds of documents is to skip the preamble, the general provisions, the implementation mechanisms, and the final provisions

My recommendation for reading these kinds of documents is to skip the preamble, the general provisions, the implementation mechanisms, and the final provisions - these are boilerplate required for legalese. The main meat is the bulleted sections per article. Think of it like quickly reviewing C/C++ at a first glance - quickly glancing at the codebase's header file and the relevant portion of the implementation file is more than enough for a quick review > It’s problematic in part because of its size This is fairly small by legislative standards.