The answer is that it depends upon the the purpose for which you wish to use the statute. There are several versions of a statute resulting from the legislative process and subsequent publication of the statute. Some are official and some are not.
Every statute begins as a bill.
First, there is the bill that was passed by the House of Assembly. This may be the original bill passed by the House with or without changes marked upon it or accompanying it or it may be a reprinted bill approved by the House. In the past, the compared copy consisted of a copy of the original bill with any changes made by the House marked on it or attached to it. Third, upon a bill receiving Royal Assent by the Lieutenant Governor, the bill is reprinted as passed and assented to and with the date of Royal Assent and its chapter number. The assented-to version of a bill is published by the Queen's Printer.