codifiers
/ˈkɑdəfaɪərz/
noun
- People or groups that organize rules, laws, or ideas into a clear system or code.
- The team of codifiers spent months arranging the company's policies into a single handbook.
- In the 19th century, legal codifiers worked to simplify and unify the many different state laws.
- The early codifiers of traffic laws helped make roads safer for everyone.