 However, these did not constitute a complete codification, and statutes on subject matter inappropriate for the four codes were simply not codified.In 1929, the Legislature finally established the California Code Commission as a permanent government agency (it had previously existed only intermittently on an "ad hoc" temporary basis), and it spent the next thirty years slowly codifying the rest of the California Statutes.Upon completing this task in 1953, the Code Commission was replaced by the California Law Revision Commission.