The general requirements support the identification of the can be seen in two broad groups.
The first group can be regarded as requiring "metadata" about the information definition itself. The requirements allow a user to:
- identify an information definition by including, for example, the need for an edition and a reference date
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- identify the responsible party
- decide on whether a particular information definition meets the needs of the user
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The second group promotes the overall quality of the information definition by placing specific requirements on its concepts.
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