In In re Dandridge, 462 Pa. 67, 337 A.2d 885 (1975), the Supreme Court recognized, "even though a statute is repealed, if some or all of its provisions are reenacted so that the conduct prohibited in the first statute remains censured by the reenactment, there is nothing which interferes with the power of the State to prosecute the matter without interruption." Id. at 74, 337 A.2d at 889.