Volumes
The QR&O is divided into four volumes, containing the indicated chapters:
- Volume I – Administrative (Chapters 1 through 100)
- Volume II – Disciplinary (Chapters 101 through 200)
- Volume III – Financial (Chapters 201 through 300)
- Volume IV – Appendices
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