What topics are covered in the Introduction and Index section (01.00) of the Budget manual?
Budget Franchise · 2025 FDDAnswer from 2025 FDD Document
| SUBJECT: | SECTION: | |
|---|---|---|
| INTRODUCTION | Index | |
| Introduction | 01.01 | |
| Chapter Index | 01.02 | |
| Subject Index | 01.03 | |
| Forms Index | 01.04 |
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- Subject Index: This is a alphabetical listing of all subjects covered in the manual system. Each subject is assigned a numeric code (see 01.03).
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- Forms Index: This is a numerical listing of F-series forms.
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- To locate a procedure, look in the subject index then turn to the chapter and section indicated.
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- Revisions are issued to announce procedure changes and transmit new and revised pages to manual holders.
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- Each revision is assigned a number indicating two elements as below:
last two digits of the year;
yearly sequence number.
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- Upon receipt of a revision, the manual holder is to follow the steps below.
Read the revision, noting the effect on current operations.
If required, remove obsolete pages and replace with pages attached to the revision.
| Introduction and Index | 01.00 |
Source: Item 23 — RECEIPTS (FDD pages 80–426)
What This Means (2025 FDD)
According to Budget's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Section 01.00 of the Budget manual covers the Introduction and Index. This section includes an introduction to the manual, a chapter index (01.02), a subject index (01.03), and a forms index (01.04). The subject index is an alphabetical listing of all subjects covered in the manual system, with each subject assigned a numeric code. The forms index is a numerical listing of F-series forms.
The manual uses a numeric coding index system where pages are filed from the lowest to the highest subject section numeric code. To locate a procedure, franchisees should use the subject index to find the relevant chapter and section.
Revisions to the manual are issued to announce procedure changes and transmit new and revised pages. Each revision is assigned a number indicating the last two digits of the year and a yearly sequence number. Franchisees are responsible for reading the revisions, replacing obsolete pages, and notifying Office Services of any missing revisions. This ensures that franchisees stay up-to-date with the latest operational standards and procedures within the Budget system.