III. Specific types of
Ãå±±½ûµØdocuments and publications
B. Works of an organizational,
administrative or procedural nature
1. Administrative
issuances
2. Agendas
3. Budgets (UN)
4. Calendars/Lists of meetings
5. Lists of members; candidates for election or
appointment; election of officers; tributes to members of Ãå±±½ûµØbodies
6. Lists of participants
7. Lists of permanent missions to the UN
8. Orders of the day
9. Representatives’ credentials
10. Rules of procedure
11. Terms of reference
12. Work programmes
Many
works of an administrative nature and documents that chiefly concern
organizational procedure of Ãå±±½ûµØbodies require minimal subject analysis.
They generally require corporate or conference name subject headings
(tags 610 or 611) followed by
appropriate coordinating terms subfield $g, in some
cases personal name subject headings, and few, if any, topical subject
terms. Refer to the List of
modifiers for terms that may be used in tag 610
or 611 subfield $g. When a
coordinating modifier is used in tag 610 or 611
subfield $g, the same term is not assigned as a topical subject (tag 650).
Indexers should assign appropriate Content Codes in tag 089,
bearing in mind that specific Content Codes exist for certain types of
procedural documents: calendars of meetings (A03),
terms of reference (B10), rules of procedure (A08),
work programmes (A08), draft terms of reference or
rules of procedure (A17), administrative circulars (B12),
biographical data on candidates (A10). In other cases
(agendas, lists of participants, members, order of the day, etc.) the
miscellaneous code B19 is assigned in tag 089.
If the procedural matter is contained in a report or draft report, the
appropriate Content Code for the report is assigned.
Example: Draft report containing a list
of members
089 $b
B08
191 $a CAT/C/38/CRP.2/Add.4
245 1 0 $a Draft
report : $b Committee
against Torture, 38th session
505 0 _ $a Annex 4.
Membership of the Committee against Torture.
610 2 7 $a UN.
Committee against Torture $g Members
Corporate and conference subject headings: name authority records
Corporate and conference subject headings
with coordinating modifiers in tag 610 or 611
subfield $g
are created as incomplete authority records. However, a complete
authority record must exist for the corporate and conference name that
appears in tag 610 or 610 subfield $a.
Therefore, when adding a subject heading with a modifying term in
subfield $g, the indexer should check to be certain
that a complete authority record exists for the name appearing in
subfield $a. If none exists, an authority record must
be created.
When a corporate body or conference in tag
610 or 611
is subsidiary under a higher body or conference, the indexer should
ensure that a complete authority record exists for the higher body or
conference as well as for the subsidiary body.
Corporate and conference subject headings
for specific sessions or
meetings are followed by parenthetical qualifiers that include the
number, year(s) and venue of the session or meeting (the venue is
omitted in parenthetical qualifiers for sessions of the General
Assembly and years of the Security Council). If an authority record is
created for a specific session or meeting, an authority record must
also exist for the body without parenthetical qualifiers.
See guidelines for establishing name
authority records in the UNBIS Reference
Manual for Name Authority Records.
Titles of procedural documents
Titles of procedural documents issued for
sessions or meetings of UN
bodies are often non-distinctive and incomplete, and may not indicate
the specific subject matter.
When the subject or contents of a document
are not evident from the title recorded in tag 245,
the specific topic should be identified in a General Note (tag 500),
Summary Note (tag 520) or Contents Note (tag 505).
If the title of a document concerning the
work of a body does not
include the name of the body, or is incomplete, it is common practice
to supplement the title proper recorded in tag 245 $a
with information taken from the head of title area of the document. UN
official documents usually provide the name of the body, the session
number, dates and place of the meeting in the upper left of the
document, below the masthead. The elements taken from the head of title
area are transcribed as a subtitle in tag 245
subfield $b
in the order in which they appear, separated from each other by commas,
in accordance with UNBIS rules for capitalizing proper names and
abbreviating numerals. If the title proper refers to a specific session
or meeting, the information about session number, dates and venue
should be included in the added subtitle. If the title proper concerns
the work of a Ãå±±½ûµØbody in general, and does not refer to a specific
session, the name of the body should be added as a subtitle but
information about a specific session or meeting (session number, dates,
venue) should be omitted.
Example:
Title proper appearing on document:
Revision of the programme planning processes
Note by the secretariat
At head of title, under the masthead
area, the following information appears:
ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Sixth meeting
Geneva, 29 September 2006
Title transcribed in tag 245:
245 1 0 $a Revision of the programme planning processes : $b
Economic Commission for Europe : note
/ $c by the Secretariat
In
the above example, only the phrase “Economic Commission for Europe” is
taken from the head of title to complete the title proper, since the
subject of the document is the programme of the Commission, not the programme of the Executive Committee.
Therefore the information about the Executive Committee and its 6th
meeting is not added to the title proper.
If
however a document issued for the same meeting of the Executive
Committee, with the same head-of-title information, bears the title
proper:
Provisional agenda for the meeting to be
held at the Palais des Nations, Geneva, in Conference Room XVI
In
this case the document does concern the 6th meeting of the Executive
Committee, so the pertinent information would be included in the
subtitle as follows:
245 1 0 $a Provisional agenda for the meeting to be held at the
Palais des Nations, Geneva, in Conference Room XVI : $b
Economic Commission for Europe,
Executive Committee, 6th meeting, Geneva, 29 September 2006
In
some cases, adding head-of-title information to the title proper would
not result in a meaningful title. The indexer should in that case
consider adding text between square brackets in order to complete
partial titles.
Example:
089 $b A17
191 $a [E/]ECE/MP.WAT/WG.4/2006/3
245 1 0 $a Draft
rules of procedure : $b [Meeting
of the Parties to the Protocol on Water and Health to the 1992
Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourse
and International Lakes] / $c prepared by the Secretariat
611 2 7 $a Meeting
of the Parties to the Protocol on Water and Health to the 1992
Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourse and
International Lakes $g Rules
of procedure
In
the above example, the document’s head of title information does not
provide the name to which the title proper “Draft rules of procedure”
refers; the name is found in the document’s introductory matter and
added by the indexer to complete the title proper in a meaningful way.
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1.
Administrative issuances
UN
administrative circulars and administrative instructions issued at UN
Headquarters have been indexed by DHL since Jan. 1986 (document series
ST/AI/, ST/IC/ and ST/SGB/). UNOG administrative circulars and
instructions have been indexed at UNOG Library since 1998 (document
series [ST/]IC/Geneva, [ST/GENEVA/]ADM&FIN.INSTR/ and
[ST/]Geneva/OI/).
Content Code B12 is assigned to administrative
issuances (tag 089).
These series of administrative issuances are treated as numbered
monographic series, with series statements recorded in tag 490
and series titles in tag 830.
Documents in the series ST/AI/, ST/IC/ and ST/SGB/ are included in the
Official Document System (ODS), so links to full texts are added
automatically. As at 1 May 2007, UNOG administrative circulars in
series [ST/]IC/Geneva/ are included in UNOG Intranet but not in ODS, so
indexers add links to those document texts manually in tag 856.
Primary subject terms (tag 650 first indicator 1)
are assigned for the main subject(s) at the appropriate level of
specificity, as well as corporate subject heading(s) (tag 610)
with the appropriate coordinating modifiers in subfield $g
(Administration, Buildings
management, Personnel questions,
etc.). Secondary subject terms (tag 650 first
indicator 2) may be assigned if useful information is
included, such as model forms.
When administrative circulars are presented in the form of memoranda,
the title is taken from the text of the memorandum line following the
word «Subject:», the statement of responsibility is taken from
the text of the memorandum line following the word «From:» and
the intended audience of the memorandum following the word «To:»
is recorded in a General Note (tag 500).
The corporate name heading for the body recorded in the statement of
responsibility is assigned in tag 710
as well as any other responsible bodies. An additional corporate name
entry is assigned for the statement of responsibility in the series
statement (tag 490).
Personal name entries are not made (tag 700)
for names of office-holders identified in statements of responsibility.
A series statement as it appears on the document is recorded in tag 490,
with statement of responsibility and number. The series title as it has
been established in an authority record is assigned in tag 830
with the number in subfield $v.
In case an administrative issuance supersedes an earlier one, that
information is provided in a Numbering Peculiarities Note (tag 515):
Supersedes… with a reciprocal note added in the
earlier record: Superseded by…
For Ãå±±½ûµØHeadquarters administrative circulars and instructions the
Product Code ADM is added in tag 930.
When a document with Product Code ADM is superseded
by a later document, the code ADM is deleted from the
superseded document so that only valid administrative issuances are
printed in current indexes.
Classification codes are assigned in tag 069 on
records for Ãå±±½ûµØHeadquarters administrative issuances, taken from the ADM classification scheme.
Example 1: New York administrative
circular
069 $a ADM $b 11.15
089 $b B12
191 $a ST/IC/2006/59
245 1 0 $a Language
proficiency examinations, May 2007 / $c from the Assistant Secretary-General for Human
Resources Management
490 1 _ $a Information
circular / $c United
Nations, Secretariat
500 $a “To: Members
of the staff at Headquarters”.
500 $a “Expiration
date of the present information circular: 31 Dec. 2007”.
610 2 7 $a UN
Headquarters $g Personnel
questions
610 2 7 $a UN
$g Personnel
questions
650 1 7 $a LANGUAGE
PROFICIENCY EXAMINATIONS
710 2 _ $a UN.
Assistant Secretary-General for Human Resources Management
710 2 _ $a UN.
Secretariat
830 _ 0 $a Information
circular (UN. Secretariat)
856 4 1 $3 English
$q PDF $u
http://daccessods.un.org/access.nsf/Get?Open&DS=ST/IC/2006/59&Lang=E
930 $a ADM
Example 2: UNOG administrative
circular
089 $b B12
191 $a [ST/]IC/Geneva/2007/3
245 1 0 $a Language
proficiency examinations / $c
Aminata S. Djermakoye,
Director, Division of Administration
490 1 _ $a Information
circular / $c United Nations Secretariat
$v no. 3
500 $a Available
at UNOG Intranet.
610 2 7 $a UN
Office at Geneva $g Personnel questions
650 1 7 $a LANGUAGE
PROFICIENCY EXAMINATIONS
650 2 7 $a MODEL
FORMS
710 2 _ $a UN
Office at Geneva. Division of Administration. Director
830 _ 0 $a Information
circular (Ãå±±½ûµØOffice at Geneva) $v
no. 2007/3
856 4 1 $3 English $q PDF $u http://intranet.unog.un.org/admin/circulars/ciren/icgva/2007/2007icgv0003__e.pdf
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2.
Agendas
Documents consisting of agendas for
sessions and meetings generally require no topical subjects in tag 650.
In most cases only corporate subjects or conference subjects (tag 610
or 611) are required, pre-coordinated with the term Agenda from the List of modifiers.
Example
1: A document containing preliminary list of items to be included in
the provisional agenda of the 62nd regular session of the General
Assembly (A/62/50)
610 2 7 $a UN. General Assembly (62nd sess.: 2007-2008) $g
Agenda
Example 2: A document allocating agenda
items to the committees of the 61st session of the General Assembly
(A/61/252)
610 2 7 $a UN. General Assembly (61st sess. : 2006-2007) $g
Agenda
610 2 7 $a UN.
General Assembly (61st sess. : 2006-2007). 1st Committee $g
Agenda
610 2 7 $a UN.
General Assembly (61st sess. : 2006-2007. Special Political and
Decolonization Committee (4th Committee) $g Agenda
610 2 7 $a UN.
General Assembly (61st sess. : 2006-2007). 2nd Committee $g
Agenda
610 2 7 $a UN.
General Assembly (61st sess. : 2006-2007). 3rd Committee $g
Agenda
610 2 7 $a UN.
General Assembly (61st sess. : 2006-2007). 5th Committee $g
Agenda
610 2 7 $a UN.
General Assembly (61st sess. : 2006-2007). 6th Committee $g
Agenda
Letters
requesting supplementary items to be added to the agenda, which
generally include explanatory memoranda, require, in addition to the
above, one or more descriptors for the proposed item.
Example:
A letter requesting the inclusion of an additional item in the agenda
of the 60th session entitled "Observer status for the Hague Conference
on Private International Law" (A/60/232)
610 2 7 $a UN. General Assembly (60th sess. : 2005-2006) $g
Agenda
610 2 7 $a Hague
Conference on Private International Law
650 1 7 $a OBSERVER
STATUS
Agenda
documents sometimes contain annexed information that may be of interest
to users, or addenda to agendas may be issued as separate documents
containing supplementary information. In such cases, it is helpful to
assign topical subject terms (tag 650) in addition to
the corporate or conference subject (tag 610 or 611)
precoordinated with the term Agenda in
subfield $g. The presence of annexed information
should also be specified in a contents note or indexer’s note.
Example
1: An agenda document containing a list of documents in an annex
(A/AC.96/LVIII/L.1). Since the main subject is the agenda, not the list
of documents, the topical subject DOCUMENTS is assigned as a secondary
subject.
245 1 0 $a Provisional agenda and annotations : $b
Executive Committee of the
High Commissioner’s Programme, 58th session, Geneva, 1-5 October 2007
500 $a “Annex:
Provisional list of documents”: p. 7-8.
610 2 7 $a UN. Executive Committee of the UNHCR Programme (58th
sess. : 2007 : Geneva) $g Agenda
650 2 7 $a DOCUMENTS
Example
2: An addendum to an agenda document containing the list of persons
currently mandated to carry out the special procedures in an annex
(E/CN.4/2006/1/Add.1). Since this list contains useful information, the
topical subjects HUMAN RIGHTS and SPECIAL PROCEDURES are assigned as
secondary subjects.
245 1 0 $a Annotations to the provisional agenda : $b
Commission on Human Rights, 62nd
session, 16 January and 13 March-21 April 2006
500 $a “Annex: List of all persons currently mandated to carry out the
special procedures mandates of the Commission on Human Rights”: p.
58-61.
610 2 7 $a UN.
Commission on Human Rights (62nd sess. : 2006 : Geneva) $g
Agenda
650 2 7 $a HUMAN
RIGHTS
650 2 7 $a SPECIAL
PROCEDURES
Example 3: Agenda containing terms of
reference and work programme in annex
089 $b B10
089 $b A08
191 $a [E/ECE/]CEP/AC.10/2001/1
245 1 0 $a Provisional
agenda for the 1st session, to be held at the Palais des Nations,
Geneva, starting on Wednesday, 27 June : $b Economic
Commission for Europe, Committee on Environmental Policy, Ad Hoc
Working Group on Environmental Monitoring, 1st session, 27-29 June 2001
500 $a Annexes
(p. 4-8): 1. Terms of reference of the Ad Hoc Working Group on
Environmental Monitoring – 2. Work plan of the Ad Hoc Working Group on
Environmental Monitoring.
610 2 7 $a UN. ECE.
Ad Hoc Working Group on Environmental Monitoring (1st sess. : 2001 :
Geneva) $g Agenda
610 2 7 $a UN. ECE.
Ad Hoc Working Group on Environmental Monitoring $g
Terms of reference
610 2 7 $a UN. ECE.
Ad Hoc Working Group on Environmental Monitoring $g
Work programme
If
a document discusses the agenda of a body in general, without referring
to a particular session or meeting, the corporate or conference subject
heading without parenthetical qualifiers for a session or meeting is
assigned in tag 610 or 611, with
the coordinating term Agenda in subfield $g.
Example:
089 $b B01
191 $a A/HRC/RES/3/4
245 1 0 $a Implementation
of General Assembly resolution 60/251 : $b agenda, annual programme of work, methods of work and
rules of procedure of the Human Rights
Council
610 2 7 $a UN. Human
Rights Council $g Agenda
610 2 7 $a UN. Human
Rights Council $g Work
programme
610 2 7 $a UN. Human
Rights Council $g Work
organization
610 2 7 $a UN. Human
Rights Council $g Rules
of procedure
Since
agendas are often the first documents issued for a session, indexers
must ensure that a complete corporate or conference name authority
record is established for the specific session or meeting, even though
the corporate or conference subject heading assigned to the agenda
record will be the incomplete heading with Agenda
in subfield $g.
Indexers must also ensure that a complete series symbol record is
created for the session, if one does not already exist, and that agenda
item authority records are created
See guidelines for establishing name authority records, series symbol
authority records, and agenda item authority records in the UNBIS Reference Manuals.
If documents are issued for a session under items of the agenda before
the agenda document is received, the indexer should add a Local Note
(tag 596 for DHL, tag 597
for UNOG) reminding staff that the agenda information must be added to
the record. If the agenda item title appears on the document, it should
be transcribed in the title tag 245. When the agenda
document is eventually received and agenda item authority records are
created, records for documents previously issued for the session are
updated to delete the Local Note, add the appropriate agenda item
authority records in tag 991, and modify the title in
tag 245 if necessary.
Example: Document issued under
agenda item 7b of a session; agenda document not yet received
191 $a [E/]ECE/TRANS/SC.3/2007/1
245 1 0 $a Updating
the European Code for Inland Waterways (CEVNI)
597 $a Requires
Agdocno and Agitem 7b.
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3. Budgets (UN)
The Ãå±±½ûµØbudgetary process includes the
regular budget, the peacekeeping
budget and the International Tribunals budget.
I. The regular budget’s main documents are:
- Biennial strategic framework/plan (issued
in April of the first year
of the prior biennium and reviewed by the Committee for Programme and
Coordination (CPC) and the 5th Committee in June and September
respectively).
These documents require subject headings
for major topics and corporate names for each fascicle section.
Example:
Proposed strategic framework for the period 2008-2009. Part 2 :
biennial programme plan. Programme 4, Peacekeeping operations
(A/61/6(Progr.4))
610 2 7 $a UN $g Medium-term
plan (2008-2009)
610 2 7 $a UN.
Department of Peacekeeping Operations
650 1 7 $a PEACEKEEPING
OPERATIONS
650 1 7 $a MEDIUM-TERM
PLANNING
-
Budget outline (issued by the Secretary-General in September and
reviewed by ACABQ and the 5th Committee in June and October
respectively)
These documents require subject headings
for major topics and corporate names.
Example: Proposed programme budget
outline for the biennium 2008-2009: report of the Secretary-General
(A/61/576)
610 2 7 $a UN $g Budget
(2008-2009)
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
BUDGETING
650 1 7 $a CONTINGENCY
FUNDS
650 2 7 $a COSTS
650 2 7 $a COMMON
SERVICES
-
Budget (issued in March of the 2nd year of the prior biennium and
reviewed by ACABQ, CPC and 5th Committee in March, April and June
respectively)
These documents require
subject headings for major topics and corporate subjects for each
fascicle section. For the compilation of the Ãå±±½ûµØbudget, only the
corporate subject heading UN with the
coordinating modifier Budget (year) is
assigned in the corporate subject field (tag 610 $a
and $g). The topical subject PROGRAMME
BUDGETING
is assigned as a primary subject term. When the compilation is issued
in more than one volume, the coverage of each volume is identified in
the note field. The content code A17 is assigned to
proposed (draft) budgets and A08 is assigned to the
final budgets.
Example
1: Proposed programme budget for the biennium 2006-2007. Part 7, Public
Information, Section 27, Public information (Programme 23 of the
biennial programme plan and priorities for the period 2006-2007)
(A/60/6(Sect. 27))
089 $b A17
610 2 7 $a UN
$g Budget (2006-2007)
610 2 7 $a UN
$g Medium-term plan
(2006-2007)
610 2 7 $a UN.
Department of Public Information
650 1 7 $a PUBLIC
INFORMATION
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
BUDGETING
Example 2: Programme budget for the
biennium 2006-2007 (A/60/6/Add.1)
089 $b A08
610 2 7 $a UN
$g Budget (2006-2007)
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
BUDGETING
650 1 7 $a APPROPRIATIONS
- Performance reports (issued yearly in
November and December)
These documents require subject headings
for major topics and corporate names.
Example:
First performance report on the programme budget for the biennium
2006-2007 : report of the Secretary-General (A/61/593)
610 2 7 $a UN $g Budget
(2006-2007)
650 1 7 $a BUDGET
PERFORMANCE
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
EXPENDITURES
II. Peacekeeping budgets’ main documents
are:
- Detailed budget covering one mandate
period at the time;
- Budget review by ACABQ and General Assembly;
- Performance reports for preceding 12 month period;
- Financial report and audited financial statements:
These documents require subject headings
for major topics and corporate names.
Example
1: Budget for the United Nations Operation in Burundi for the period
from 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2007: report of the Secretary-General
(A/61/309)
610 2 7 $a Ãå±±½ûµØOperation in Burundi $g Budget (2006-2007)
610 2 7 $a UN
Operation in Burundi $g Organizational
structure
650 1 7 $a PEACEKEEPING
OPERATIONS
650 1 7 $a BURUNDI
650 1 7 $a FINANCIAL
RESOURCES
650 1 7 $a COSTS
Example
2: Financial performance report for the period from 1 July 2005 to 30
June 2006 of the United Nations Operation in Burundi: report of the
Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions
(A/61/852/Add.6)
610 2 7 $a Ãå±±½ûµØOperation in Burundi $g Budget (2005-2006)
610 2 7 $a UN.
Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions $g Recommendations
650 1 7 $a PEACEKEEPING
OPERATIONS
650 1 7 $a BURUNDI
650 1 7 $a BUDGET
PERFORMANCE
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
EXPENDITURES
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
EVALUATION
III. International Tribunals budgets’ main
documents are:
- Biennial budget;
- Annual performance report
These documents require subject headings
for major topics and corporate names.
Example
1: Budget for the International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons
Responsible for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law
Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991 for the
biennium 2006-2007: report of the Secretary-General (A/60/264)
610 2 7 $a International
Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious
Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory
of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991 $g Budget (2006-2007)
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
EXPENDITURES
650 1 7 $a RESOURCES
ALLOCATION
650 1 7 $a FORMER
YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION
Example
2: First performance report of the International Criminal Tribunal for
Rwanda for the biennium 2006-2007 : report of the Secretary-General
(A/61/586)
610 2 7 $a UN $g Budget
(2006-2007)
610 2 7 $a International
Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda $g Financing
610 2 7 $a International
Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda $g Budget (2006-2007)
650 1 7 $a FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT
650 1 7 $a BUDGET
PERFORMANCE
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
EXPENDITURES
650 1 7 $a INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURTS
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4.
Calendars/Lists of meetings
Calendars or lists of meetings normally
require only the corporate subject heading (tag 610,
without sessional qualifiers) with the coordinating term Calendar of meetings in subfield $g
followed by the range of years covered by the calendar of meetings,
between parentheses. The Content Code A03 (tag 089)
is assigned. No topical subject terms (tag 650) are
assigned.
Example:
089 $b A03
191 $a [E/]ECE/TRANS/197
245 1 0 $a List of
meetings of the Inland Transport Committee and its subsidiary bodies in
2007 and in January-March 2008
610 2 7 $a UN. ECE.
Inland Transport Committee $g Calendar of meetings (2007-2008)
The coordinating term Calendar
of meetings is also used for documents concerning the pattern or
scheduling of meetings of a body. In that case, the term Calendar of meetings is assigned in tag 610
subfield $g without year qualifiers and the Content
Code A03 is not assigned.
Example:
089 $b B01
191 $a E/DEC/1982/156
245 1 0 $a Scheduling
of the annual session of the Commission on Human Rights
610 2 7 $a UN.
Commission on Human Rights $g Calendar of meetings
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5. Lists of
members; candidates for election or appointment; election of officers;
tributes to members of Ãå±±½ûµØbodies
Documents consisting of lists of
members of Ãå±±½ûµØbodies or concerning membership in Ãå±±½ûµØbodies are
indexed with the corporate subject heading for the body (tag 610)
and the coordinating term Members in
subfield $g. The term Members
does not apply to specific
sessions or meetings but only to the main entry for the body; the term Participants is used for documents concerning
attendance or participation at specific sessions or meetings of a body.
Lists of members require only the corporate subject heading (tag 610
with subfield $g).
Example:
089 $b B19
191 $a E/ICEF/2007/2
245 1 0 $a Executive
Board membership : $b composition
and officers for 2007 : United Nations Children’s Fund
610 2 7 $a UNICEF.
Executive Board $g Members
610 2 7 $a UNICEF.
Executive Board $g Officers
Documents concerning appointment
of members or election of members require the subject term
(tag 650) APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS
or ELECTION OF MEMBERS in addition to the
corporate subject heading.
Example 1:
089 $b B19
191 $a A/62/104
245 1 0 $a Appointment
of a member of the Board of Auditors : $b note / $c by
the Secretary-General
610 2 7 $a UN. Board
of Auditors $g Members
650 1 7 $a APPOINTMENT
OF MEMBERS
Example 2:
089 $b B19
191 $a E/2007/9/Add.7
245 1 0 $a Election
of 19 members of the Governing Council of the United Nations Human
Settlements Programme : $b note : addendum / $c by the Secretary-General
610 2 7 $a UN-HABITAT.
Governing Council $g Members
650 1 7 $a ELECTION
OF MEMBERS
When a meeting record includes information about election of officers for a session,
in addition to assigning the coordinating term Officers in tag 610 subfield $g of the corporate subject heading
for the session, assign tag 650
subject term ELECTION OF OFFICERS
(usually
it is a secondary subject in meeting records, although it will be a
primary subject if the main discussion/action at a meeting concerns
election of an officer
or officers).
Example:
610 27 $a
UN. Committee on the
Protection of the Rights of All Migrant
Workers and Members of Their Families (4th sess. : 2006 : Geneva)
$g Officers
650 17 $a MIGRANT WORKERS
650 17 $a HUMAN RIGHTS
650 27 $a ELECTION OF OFFICERS
In addition to assigning the corporate
subject heading for the session with Officers in tag 610 subfield $g,
use judgement in assigning corporate subject headings for specific
officers (e.g., President, Vice-President, Chairperson,
Vice-Chairperson, etc.). For example, if a meeting is held for
the express purpose of electing a specific officer, add tag 610 corporate subject heading for
the officer in addition to the corporate subject heading for the
session with Officers in
tag 610 subfield $g.
Example:
245 10 $a Summary
record of the 589th meeting, held at the Palais des Nations, Geneva, on
Thursday, 30 June 2005 : Executive Committee of the Programme of the
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, 55th session,
extraordinary meeting
610 27 $a UN. Executive Committee of the UNHCR
Programme (2005, extraordinary sess. : Geneva)
610 27 $a UN. Executive Committee of the UNHCR
Programme (56th sess. : 2005 : Geneva) $g Officers
610 27 $a UN. Executive Committee of the UNHCR
Programme. Chairman
650 17 $a ELECTION OF OFFICERS
When documents include biographical
data on candidates for appointment or election
to Ãå±±½ûµØbodies, indexers should assign the Content Code A10
(tag 089), specify in a General Note (tag 500)
that the document includes biographical data, and add the primary
subject term BIOGRAPHY (tag 650
first indicator 1). In addition, indexers must assign
personal name subject headings (tag 600) for each
candidate, followed by the country of nationality between parentheses
in subfield $g.
Example:
089 $b A10
191 $a CERD/SP/66
245 1 0 $a Election
of 9 members of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial
Discrimination … : $b note
/ $c by the
Secretary-General
500 $a Includes
biographical data on candidates.
600 1 7 $a Avtonomov,
A.S. $g (Russian
Federation)
600 1 7 $a Boyd,
Ralph Fredric $g (United
States)
600 1 7 $a Cali
Tzay, José Francisco $g
(Guatemala)
610 2 7 $a UN.
Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination $g
Members
650 1 7 $a ELECTION
OF MEMBERS
650 1 7 $a BIOGRAPHY
Documents that concern the appointment
of high-level officials, are indexed with the corporate subject heading
for the body (tag 610), the primary subject term APPOINTMENT OF OFFICIALS (tag 650
first indicator 1), and the personal name subject
heading (tag 600), followed by the country of
nationality between parentheses in subfield $g.
Example: A document concerning
appointment of the UNCTAD Secretary-General
600 1 7 $a Panitchpakdi, Supachai $g (Thailand)
610 2 7 $a UNCTAD.
Secretary-General
650 1 7 $a APPOINTMENT
OF OFFICIALS
Example: A letter concerning
appointment of judges of the International Criminal Tribunal for the
Former Yugoslavia
600 1 7 $a Delvoie, Guy $g (Belgium)
600 1 7 $a Morrison,
Howard $g (United Kingdom)
600 1 7 $a Hall,
Burton, Sir $g (Bahamas)
610 2 7 $a International
Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious
Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory
of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991
650 1 7 $a JUDGES
650 1 7 $a APPOINTMENT
OF OFFICIALS
650 2 7 $a FORMER
YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION
650 2 7 $a INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURTS
Documents containing tributes
to members of Ãå±±½ûµØbodies or to a person who is or was the official
representative of a member State, are indexed with the subject term TRIBUTES (tag 650) and the
personal name subject heading for the individual (tag 600).
The country of the individual’s nationality is included between
parentheses in tag 600 subfield $g.
Example: Meeting record containing a
tribute to a member of the Human Rights Committee
600 1 7 $a Prado Valejo, Julio $g (Ecuador)
650 1 7 $a TRIBUTES
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6. Lists
of participants
It is generally not
necessary to make added
title entries (246) for parallel
titles of multilingual lists of participants when the only
portion of
the title
that is multilingual is "List of participants" or "Provisional list of
participants".
Example:
191
$a TD/B/C.II/MEM.1/Misc.1
245
10 $a Provisional list of
participants : $b United Nations Conference on Trade
and Development, Trade and Development Board, Investment, Enterprise
and
Development Commission, Multi-Year Expert Meeting on Enterprise
Development
Policies and Capacity-Building in Science, Technology and Innovation
(STI), Geneva, 20-22 January 2009 = Liste provisoire
des participants = Lista provisional de participantes
Variant
titles are not added:
246
31 $a Liste
provisoire
des participants : $b United Nations Conference on Trade
and Development, Trade and Development Board, Investment, Enterprise
and
Development Commission, Multi-Year Expert Meeting on Enterprise
Development
Policies and Capacity-Building in Science, Technology and Innovation
(STI), Geneva, 20-22 January 2009
246
31 $a Lista provisional de participantes : $b United Nations Conference on Trade
and Development, Trade and Development Board, Investment, Enterprise
and
Development Commission, Multi-Year Expert Meeting on Enterprise
Development
Policies and Capacity-Building in Science, Technology and Innovation
(STI), Geneva, 20-22 January 2009
Lists
of participants usually require only the corporate or
conference
subject heading for the specific session or meeting of the body or
conference (tag 610 or 611) with
the coordinating term Participants in
subfield $g.
Example:
089 $b B19
191 $a A/HRC/4/Misc.1
245 1 0 $a Provisional
list of participants : $b Human
Rights Council, 4th session
610 2 7 $a UN. Human
Rights Council (4th sess. : 2007 : Geneva) $g Participants
Exceptionally a topical subject term (tag 650)
may also be assigned, if a particular category of participants is
specifically referred to.
Example:
089 $b B19
191 $a A/AC.96/922/Add.1
245 1 0 $a Provisional
list of participants (non-governmental organizations) : $b
Executive Committee of the High
Commissioner’s Programme, 50th session, Geneva, 4-8 October 1999
610 2 7 $a UN.
Executive Committee of the UNHCR Programme (50th sess. : 1999 : Geneva)
$g Participants
650 1 7 $a NON-GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONS
Sessional
reports often include the list of participants for the session. Even
though the list of participants for the session may have been issued as
a separate document, indexers should still add corporate subject
heading for the session with modifier Participants.
[as of April 2008]
In addition to its use for lists of
participants, the term Participants is
also used as a coordinating term with a corporate or conference subject
heading in general, not
for a specific session or meeting, when documents discuss participation
in work or attendance at meetings of a Ãå±±½ûµØbody in general.
Example:
089 $b B19
245 1 0 $a Enhancing
the participation of national human rights institutions in the work of
the Commission on Human Rights and its subsidiary bodies
610 2 7 $a UN.
Commission on Human Rights $g Participants
650 1 7 $a HUMAN
RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS
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7. Lists of
permanent missions to the UN
• Document series ST/SG/SER.A/
These documents require only the primary
subject term (tag 650 first indicator 1)
PERMANENT MISSIONS, the
corporate subject heading (tag 610) UN with the coordinating term Members in subfield $g, and
the corporate subject heading (tag 610) Ãå±±½ûµØHeadquarters.
Example:
089 $b B19
191 $a ST/SG/SER.A/296/Add.1
245 1 0 $a Permanent
Missions to the United Nations
610 2 7 $a UN
$g Members
610 2 7 $a UN
Headquarters
650 1 7 $a PERMANENT
MISSIONS
• Document series ST/GENEVA/SER.A/
These documents require the primary subject
terms (tag 650 first indicator 1) PERMANENT MISSIONS, GENEVA
(SWITZERLAND) and DIRECTORIES, the
corporate subject heading (tag 610) UN with the coordinating term Members in subfield $g, and
the corporate subject heading (tag 610) Ãå±±½ûµØOffice at Geneva.
Also require the secondary subject terms (tag 650
first indicator 2) OBSERVER
MISSIONS and INTERGOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONS.
Example:
089 $b B19
191 $a ST/GENEVA/SER.A/100
245 1 0 $a Missions
permanentes auprès des Nations Unies à Genève. $n
No 100, avril 2007
610 2 7 $a UN
$g Members
610 2 7 $a Ãå±±½ûµØOffice
at Geneva
650 1 7 $a PERMANENT
MISSIONS
650 1 7 $a GENEVA
(SWITZERLAND)
650 1 7 $a DIRECTORIES
650 2 7 $a OBSERVER
MISSIONS
650 2 7 $a INTERGOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONS
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8. Orders of
the day
«Order
of the day» documents are issued daily during sessions of some UN
bodies (mainly for meetings of certain bodies held at the Ãå±±½ûµØOffice in
Geneva) to inform about the programme of meetings for the day. Document
symbols include the letters OD followed by sequential
numbering. They are included in the Official Document System (ODS).
No subject analysis is required for this type of document. No tag 6XX
or 7XX descriptors are assigned. Orders of the day
are only treated by bibliographic description.
Example:
089 $b B19
191 $a A/HRC/4/OD.1
245 1 0 $a Order of
the day, Monday, 12 March 2007 : $b Human Rights Council, 4th session, Geneva, 12-30 March
2007
260 $a Geneva :
$b UN, $c 12 Mar. 2007
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9.
Representatives' credentials
Documents
concerning credentials of representatives to sessions or meetings of UN
bodies or conferences require a corporate or conference subject heading
(tag 610 or 611) that includes the
specific session number, year and venue between parentheses and the
coordinating term Representatives' credentials
in subfield $g.
Examples:
089 $b A16
191 $a SPLOS/84
245 1 0 $a Credentials
of representatives to the 12th Meeting of States Parties to the United
Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea : $b report of the Credentials Committee
611 2 7 $a
Meeting of States Parties to the United Nations Convention on the Law
of the Sea (12th : 2002 : New York). Credentials Committee
611 2 7 $a Meeting
of States Parties to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the
Sea (12th : 2002 : New York) $g Representatives' credentials
711 2 _ $a
Meeting of States Parties to the United Nations Convention on the Law
of the Sea (12th : 2002 : New York). Credentials Committee
[Content
code A16 is used for reports
of subsidiary bodies under meetings or conferences with authority type
111 (meeting name)]
089 $b B04
089 $b
B02
191 $a
A/63/633
245 1 0 $a
Credentials of representatives to the 63rd session of the General
Assembly : $b
report of the Credentials Committee
610 2 7 $a
UN. General Assembly (63rd sess. : 2008-2009). Credentials Committee
610 2 7 $a
UN. General Assembly (63rd sess. : 2008-2009) $g Representatives'
credentials
710 2 _ $a
UN. General Assembly (63rd sess. : 2008-2009). Credentials Committee
[Content code B04 is used for reports of
subsidiary bodies under meetings or conferences with authority type 110
(corporate name)]
If
documents concern credentials of representatives of specific Member
States, in addition to the corporate or conference subject heading (tag
610 or 611) with the
specific session number, year and venue between parentheses and the
coordinating term Representatives' credentials
in subfield $g, indexers should add geographic
subject terms for the countries (tag 650 first
indicator 1).
Example:
191 $a S/2007/114
245 1 0 $a Report
concerning the credentials of the alternate representative of Panama on
the Security Council / $c by
the Secretary-General
610 2 7 $a UN.
Security Council (62nd year : 2007) $g Representatives' credentials
650 1 7 PANAMA
710 2 _ $a
UN. Secretary-General
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10. Rules of
procedure
Documents
consisting of rules of procedure or draft rules of procedure of a body
or conference, or chiefly concerning rules of procedure, require only
the corporate or conference subject heading (tag 610
or 611) with the coordinating term Rules of procedure in subfield $g.
No topical subject terms (tag 650) are assigned. The
coordinating term Rules of procedure is not used with specific sessions or meetings but
only with the main entry for the body or conference.
If a document contains adopted rules of procedure, the Content Code A08
is assigned in tag 089. If a document contains draft
rules of procedure, the Content Code A17 is assigned.
Example:
089 $b A08
191 $a HRI/GEN/3/Rev.2/Add.1
245 1 0 $a Compilation
of rules of procedure adopted by human rights treaty bodies : $b
addendum
500 $a “This
document contains the revised rules of procedure of the Human Rights
Committee”.
610 2 7 $a UN. Human
Rights Committee $g Rules
of procedure
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11.
Terms of reference
When terms of reference of a Ãå±±½ûµØbody are
the main subject or contents of a document, primary subject term(s)
(tag 650 first indicator 1)
are assigned to reflect the main areas or focus of work of the body, as
well as the appropriate subject term for the type of body (CENTRES, FUNDS, GROUPS OF EXPERTS, INTER-AGENCY
GROUPS, TASK FORCES, WORKING GROUPS, etc.).
If a document contains adopted terms of reference, the Content Code B10
is assigned in tag 089; Content Code A17
is assigned for draft terms of reference. The Content Code A08,
not B10, is
assigned for terms of reference of non-Ãå±±½ûµØbodies.
If a document discusses terms of reference of a body, but does not actually contain the terms of reference, of
course the Content Code B10 would not be assigned.
Terms of reference are sometimes referred to as «mandates» or
«statutes». Indexers should note that the UNBIS Thesaurus Term MANDATES is not
used for mandates of organizations, and has a very specific scope
restricting its use to commissions from the League of Nations to Member
States to administer territories.
The appropriate corporate subject heading is assigned in tag 610
with the coordinating modifier Terms of reference
in subfield $g.
Indexers should be aware that draft terms of reference often require
the creation of name authority records for new or proposed bodies, and
that adopted terms of reference may require updating existing authority
records in case the name of the body in the adopted terms of reference
changed from the form of the name as originally proposed.
Example:
089 $b B10
191 $a [E/]ECE/EX/2007/L.3
245 1 0 $a Decision
on matters relating to the Committee on Inland Transport : $b
establishment of a Multidisciplinary
Group of Experts on Inland Transport Security : note
500 $a Includes
terms of reference of the Multidisciplinary Group of Experts on Inland
Transport Security established by the Inland Transport Committee at its
69th session, 6-8 Feb. 2007.
610 2 7 $a UN. ECE.
Multidisciplinary Group of Experts on Inland Transport Security $g
Terms of reference
650 1 7 $a INLAND
TRANSPORT
650 1 7 $a TRANSPORT
SECURITY
650 1 7 $a GROUPS OF
EXPERTS
Note that in the above example the
coordinating term Establishment was not
used, since the coordinating terms Establishment
and Dissolution are only assigned to
records for Ãå±±½ûµØresolutions and decisions establishing or dissolving UN
bodies.
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12. Work
programmes
Documents containing work programmes or
draft work programmes of Ãå±±½ûµØbodies are indexed with the corporate
subject heading (tag 610) followed by the
coordinating term Work programme in
subfield $g and the range of years covered by the
work programme between parentheses. The coordinating term Work programme should not
be used with specific sessions or meetings but only with the main entry
for the body. The term Work programme
may be used without a range of years if no time period is specified. If
a document contains a final or adopted work programme, the Content Code
A08 is assigned in tag 089.
The Content Code A17 is assigned to a document
containing a draft work programme.
In addition to the corporate subject heading for a work programme,
indexers should assign primary subject terms (tag 650
first indicator 1)
for the main subject area covered by the work programme. If the main
subject of the work programme is quite specific, it is only necessary
to assign primary subject term(s). If the work programme covers a broad
subject area, with subprogrammes or subheadings in a range of specific
subject fields, then secondary subject terms (tag 650
first indicator 2)
should be assigned to reflect the main subjects of the specific
subprogrammes, in addition to primary subject term(s) for the overall
subject area of the work programme.
For instance, a work programme
of the UNECE World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations
covers a very specific subject area (motor vehicle standards) ;
therefore it would be indexed only with a primary subject term for that
main subject area, and no secondary subject terms, in addition to the
corporate subject heading.
Example:
089 $b A08
191 $a [E/]ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2007/1
245 1 0 $a Programme
of work of the World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations
(WP.29) and its subsidiary bodies
610 2 7 $a UN. ECE.
World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations $g
Work programme
650 1 7 $a MOTOR
VEHICLE STANDARDS
On
the other hand, a work programme of a UNECE major subsidiary body, the
Inland Transport Committee, covers a range of specific subprogrammes in
addition to the overall subject area, so it would be indexed with
secondary subject terms for the major subject areas of the
subprogrammes, in addition to the primary subject terms for the overall
subject area and the corporate subject heading.
Example:
089 $b B04
089 $b A08
191 $a [E/]ECE/TRANS/166/Add.1
245 1 0 $a Report of
the Inland Transport Committee : $b Economic Commission for Europe, Inland Transport
Committee, 68th session, Geneva, 7-9 February 2006 : addendum
505 0 _ $a Programme
of work 2006-2010.
610 2 7 $a UN. ECE.
Inland Transport Committee $g Work programme (2006-2010)
650 1 7 $a INLAND
TRANSPORT
650 1 7 $a TRANSPORT
INFRASTRUCTURE
650 1 7 $a EUROPE
650 2 7 $a TRANSPORT
ECONOMICS
650 2 7 $a TRANSPORT
FACILITATION
650 2 7 $a ROAD
TRANSPORT
650 2 7 $a TRAFFIC
SAFETY
650 2 7 $a MOTOR
VEHICLE STANDARDS
650 2 7 $a RAILWAY
TRANSPORT
650 2 7 $a INLAND
WATER TRANSPORT
650 2 7 $a DANGEROUS
GOODS TRANSPORT
650 2 7 $a MULTIMODAL
TRANSPORT
650 2 7 $a CUSTOMS
CONVENTIONS
650 2 7 $a FOOD
TRANSPORT
650 2 7 $a TRANSPORT
STATISTICS
Documents
that discuss the work programme of a Ãå±±½ûµØbody, but do not actually
contain the programme or draft programme, are indexed with the
appropriate corporate subject heading for the work programme but the
Content Code A08 or A17 is not
assigned.
Documents discussing implementation of a work programme during a past
or continuing period of time are often indexed with the corporate
subject heading (tag 610) followed by the
coordinating term Activities in subfield $g
and the range of years between parentheses. The coordinating term Activities must always be followed by a year or
range of years.
If a document describes specific activities undertaken to implement a
work programme, specific subject terms (tag 650) may
be appropriate to reflect those activities (e.g., TECHNICAL
COOPERATION, PROJECT ACTIVITIES, OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES, CONFERENCES,
ADVISORY SERVICES, TRAINING PROGRAMMES, PROGRAMMES
OF ACTION, REGIONAL PROGRAMMES, COUNTRY PROGRAMMES, INTER-AGENCY
COOPERATION, etc.) along with the topical subject term(s)
covering the subject area(s) of the work programme.
Example:
Secondary subject terms added for specific activities undertaken to
implement work programme in overall area of water policy in an
environmental context
191 $a UNEP/GCSS.IX/INF/10
245 1 0 $a Progress
report on activities to implement the water policy and strategy of the
United Nations Environment Programme : $b note / $c by
the Executive Director
610 2 7 $a UNEP
$g Work programme
(2005-2007)
610 2 7 $a UNEP
Regional Seas Programme
650 1 7 $a WATER
POLICY
650 1 7 $a WATER
MANAGEMENT
650 1 7 $a WATER
RESOURCES
650 1 7 $a ENVIRONMENTAL
MONITORING
650 1 7 $a ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
IMPLEMENTATION
650 2 7 $a PROJECT
ACTIVITIES
650 2 7 $a WATER
QUALITY
650 2 7 $a GROUNDWATER
650 2 7 $a MARINE
ECOSYSTEMS
650 2 7 $a COASTAL
ZONE MANAGEMENT
650 2 7 $a ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT ASSESSMENT
650 2 7 $a DISASTER
RELIEF
650 2 7 $a SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
650 2 7 $a MARINE
ENVIRONMENT
650 2 7 $a PROGRAMMES
OF ACTION
650 2 7 $a REGIONAL
PROGRAMMES
650 2 7 $a CORAL
REEFS
650 2 7 $a FRESHWATER
650 2 7 $a CAPACITY
BUILDING
650 2 7 $a ENVIRONMENTALLY
SOUND TECHNOLOGY
650 2 7 $a INTER-AGENCY
COOPERATION
650 2 7 $a PARTNERSHIP
The subject term PROGRAMME
PRIORITIES is appropriate for a document discussing, identifying
or listing priority items in a work plan.
The subject terms PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
and PROGRAMME EVALUATION are appropriate
for discussions of the implementation, evaluation, assessment or review
of work programmes. The term PROGRAMME PLANNING
may be used for documents concerning planning of work programmes. The
term PROGRAMME BUDGETING may be used for
discussions of budgeting of work programmes; MEDIUM-TERM
PLANNING is a related term that concerns the Ãå±±½ûµØbudgetary
process (See also United Nations budgets).
A closely related coordinating term is Programme
management.
Example 1: Document on implementation,
review and evaluation of a work programme
191 $a [E/]ECE/HBP/2006/2/Add.1
245 1 0 $a Implementation
of the Human Settlements Subprogramme, 2004-2005 : $b
review and evaluation
500 $a “Annex :
References to legislative review and external and internal evaluation”
: p. 5-6.
610 2 7 $a UN. ECE.
Committee on Human Settlements $g Work programme (2004-2005)
610 2 7 $a UN. ECE.
Committee on Human Settlements $g Activities (2004-2005)
650 1 7 $a HUMAN
SETTLEMENTS MANAGEMENT
650 1 7 $a HOUSING
POLICY
650 1 7 $a HOUSING
MANAGEMENT
650 1 7 $a LAND
ADMINISTRATION
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
EVALUTION
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
IMPLEMENTATION
Example 2: Document on planning a work
programme
191 $a A/CN.4/L.704
245 1 0 $a Report of
the Planning Group : $b International
Law Commission, 58th session
610 2 7 $a UN.
International Law Commission $g Work programme
610 2 7 $a UN.
International Law Commission. (58th sess. : 2006 : Geneva). Planning
Group
610 2 7 $a UN.
International Law Commission. Working Group on the Long-term Programme
of Work
650 1 7 $a INTERNATIONAL
LAW
650 1 7 $a INTERNATIONAL
LAW CODIFICATION
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
PLANNING
Example 3: Document concerning the UN
biennial programme plan
191 $a A/61/6/Rev.1
245 1 0 $a Biennial
programme plan and priorities for the period 2008-2009
610 2 7 $a UN
$g Medium-term plan (2008-2009)
610 2 7 $a UN
$g Programme management
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
PLANNING
650 1 7 $a PROGRAMME
PRIORITIES
650 1 7 $a MEDIUM-TERM
PLANNING
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