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			Commentary Schema
			Describes commentaries
			Jeni Tennison
			TSO
			SchemaFootnote
			en
			The Stationery Office
			Crown Copyright 2009
			
				2009-07-07
			
			
				2009-07-07
			
			
			Modification information
			Version	Name					Modification
			1.0			Jeni Tennison	Created
			
		
	

	
		
			This is the top level wrapper for commentaries.
		
		
			
				
			
			
		
	

	
		
			Holds commentary on the legislation.
		
		
			
			
			
			
				
					Indicates the role of the commentary.
				
			
		
	

	
		
			A unique identifier in the format c000000
		
		
		
	

				
					
						
							
								The X-note annotation type is used sparingly to alert users to anything they may need to be aware of in using the text.
							
						
						
							
								‘F’ stands for ‘Footnotes’. This annotation type is used for amendments, including repeals, where there is authority to change the text.
							
						
						
							
								‘I’ stands for ‘In-force’. This annotation type contains information about the coming into force of a provision and will typically state whether it is partly or wholly in force, give the date or dates of commencement and cite relevant provisions of the Act and any commencing instruments.
							
						
						
							
								‘C’ stands for ‘Cross-notes’, so called because of the way in which they were presented in the hard copy predecessors to SLD. This annotation type is used to denote the effect when the meaning, scope or application of an Act or provision etc. is changed in some way, but without there being any authority to alter the text.
							
						
						
							
								This annotation type is so called because it used to appear in the margin of the Queen’s Printer’s copy of primary legislation. M-notes recite the year and number of an Act or instrument mentioned in the text.
							
						
						
							
								This annotation type contains information about the geographic extent of the Act or relevant part of it.
							
						
						
							
								‘P’ stands for ‘Power exercised’. Where a provision of primary legislation confers power to make subordinate legislation and that power is exercised (i.e. an instrument is made in pursuance of it), that exercise may be recorded in a P-note. The annotation will cite any instruments made under that power.
							
						
					
				


	
		
			Provides a link to a commentary.
			The Ref attribute should point to an ID attribute on a commentary.