Introduction
To create an as-amended version of a Bill you can do either of the following (or a combination of both):
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Users can generate a copy of a Bill with any amendments they choose applied to it (regardless of the status of the amendment or whether the amendment is an inline amendment or traditionally drafted amendment). All successfully applied amendments will appear marked up in the bill version with a corresponding 'inline amendment card' in the "Inline Amendments" right-hand panel in the Editor. In the document itself, the applied amendments will show up as tracked changes. In the event that an amendment cannot be applied e.g. the page/line information is incorrect or it overlaps with another applied amendment, it will be listed separately on the "Review" right-hand panel in the Editor with a brief description explaining why. Handling amendments in this way means that you will know exactly which amendments out of a batch were applied and which were not.
For the first iteration of auto-apply amendment functionality, we focused on the 3 main types of amendment:
Insert (including inserting new clauses/sections and schedules)
Leave out, and
Substitute (e.g. leave out X and insert Y).
See Auto-application of amendments to a bill Bill version for more detail.
Accepting auto-applied amendments
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An 'as amended' version of the bill can be constructed from both automatically and manually applied amendments and you can make 'silent' printing changes as required around these applied amendments as you currently do.
See Accepting all applied amendments in a bill version.
Manually applying amendments
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If a cross reference didn't update as expected, check that the target provision exists in the document where the amendment content was pasted and try running Update x-refs again - see To update/refresh cross https://lawmaker.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/USERMANUAL/pages/688776/Cross-references+x-refs#Updating-existing-cross-references