RE: [legalxml-courtfiling] Query and Response Specification - Ple aseReview by September 24t h

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Subject: RE: [legalxml-courtfiling] Query and Response Specification - Ple	aseReview by September 24t	h

From: "Taylor, Steven (CAA)" <>

To: "'Legalxml-Courtfiling (E-mail)" <>

Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2002 13:10:20 +0930

Title: Query and Response Specification - Please Review by September 24th

Dear 
All,

 

Continue the good work on this Spec. As a voice from 
afar - Australia, what you have done would seem to fit our situation as 
well.

 

My 
comments on the Issues & Notes

 

Segregating Normative Queries - Agree and do it sooner 
rather than later

Sub-elements or attributes - prefer Sub-elements but 
not wedded to them

totalParameters - why have this, it just seems like an 
unnecessary overhead

responseRow - as long as we stay in synch with Court 
Filing

getActorRole - this seems to be the subject of some 
discussion at the moment, so may be we let some "water flow under this 
particular bridge" before committing

getCaseActorList - Yes put this in the normative 
queries

Authentication - I am in 2 minds on this as I think we 
will need to carry optional elements for authentication, but yet I do not know 
what the privileges will be or the number of different privileges. We are just 
going through this body of work at the moment and we are currently envisaging 7 
levels of privilege (which seems a lot - hopefully we can cut it down). Of 
course this could vary greatly from one state to another, and one country to 
another. This makes it difficult to have any level of specificity at this 
stage.

Security - I would prefer that this is not in the Q/R 
Specification. Its best left out with a note stating so at the front of the 
Spec.

 

No 
further comments on the Standards Draft it looks good.

 

Steven 
Taylor

Project Director

e-Business Transformation

Courts 
Administration Authority

South 
Australia