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WORKSHOP<br />

• NiR and the NiR editor,<br />

• discussion of editorial tools,<br />

• presentation of the Dutch legal information system and the consolidation<br />

approach,<br />

• metadata.<br />

the third meeting, in march 2006, took into account the following items:<br />

• report on the Copenhagen meeting of the forum,<br />

• presentation and discussion of the working plan for 2006,<br />

• continuation of work on the metadata vocabulary,<br />

• discussion of a namespace or inclusion-based approach for the integration<br />

of the metadata speciications in local applications,<br />

• presentation of the Eurovoc thesaurus,<br />

• reports on metadata indexation in the various countries.<br />

the fourth meeting, in June 2006, was supposed to be the last one, and<br />

had the following items on the agenda:<br />

• report on news from the forum,<br />

• reports on news from the various countries,<br />

• presentation of the N-Lex system, which could possibly proit from the<br />

deinition of common metadata,<br />

• presentation of the current status of the metadata vocabulary,<br />

• discussion of outstanding issues on the metadata vocabulary, deinition of<br />

cardinality of elements, naming conventions, versioning,<br />

• presentation and discussion of a draft table of contents for the inal report.<br />

In the last meeting it was also proposed to develop a prototype system<br />

which should illustrate the beneits of the use of a common metadata vocabulary.<br />

2.2. Subjects<br />

As previously stated, one of the common problems concerned the availability<br />

of tools which offer good interfaces between the human operators and<br />

the XmL instances. As most of the human operators are not experts in XmL<br />

issues, but specialists in drafting legislation, it is obvious that they should not<br />

be confronted with XmL markup. the different presentations, as well as the<br />

experiences of users, showed that no system can cover all needs. In most cases<br />

editing tools will have to be conigured for local needs, or speciic applications<br />

will have to be developed.<br />

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