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Title of corrigendum, if this is a corrigendum [added in https://github.com/metanorma/metanorma-itu/releases/tag/v1.2.5].


`:recommendationnumber:`:: For implementation guides, the
`:recommendation-number:`:: For implementation guides, the
recommendation that this document is an implementation guide
for [added in https://github.com/metanorma/metanorma-itu/releases/tag/v1.2.8].
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`:title-{en, fr, es, ar, ru, zh}:`:: The title to use, in each of the official languages of the ITU.

`:annexid:`:: The ID to use for the annex, if this document is an annex.
`:annex-id:`:: The ID to use for the annex, if this document is an annex.

// `:annextitle:`:: Shorthand for `:annextitle-en:`, the English title to use for the annex.

`:annextitle-{en, fr, es, ar, ru, zh}:`::
`:annex-title-{en, fr, es, ar, ru, zh}:`::
The title to use for the annex, if this document is an annex,
in each of the official languages of the ITU.

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Switch between old and new PDF formats [added in https://github.com/metanorma/metanorma-itu/releases/tag/v1.0.16].
Legal values: `legacy` and `current` (default).


== Author Information

ITU documents are produced by editorial groups within a bureau (or sector). Groups are hierarchically
associated with each other, and this is indicated with the three levels used elsewhere in Metanorma:
`group`, `subgroup`, and `workgroup`. Groups have types (e.g. `tsag`, `study-group`, `working-party`, `focus-group`),
and the same type of group can attach to different super-groups: for example, both TSAG and Study Groups
can have Focus Groups.
ITU documents are produced by editorial groups within a Bureau/Sector
(BDT: ITU-D, RRB: ITU-R, TSB: ITU-T).

ITU groups are hierarchically arranged, and represented in Metanorma through a
three-level encoding also used elsewhere in Metanorma: `group`, `subgroup` and
`workgroup` below the Bureau/Sector level.

Groups have types (e.g. `tsag`, `study-group`, `working-party`, `focus-group`),
and the same type of group can attach to different super-groups.

.Example of ITU group hierarchy
[example]
====
Both TSAG and Study Groups can have Focus Groups.
====

An ITU project group is specified using a 4 level encoding:

* `bureau` (or `sector`)
* `group`
* `subgroup`
* `workgroup`

`bureau` (or `sector`), `group`, `subgroup`, and `workgroup` together form
a project group, and there may be multiple project groups associated with a document;
each group after the first is indicated by a trailing number, e.g. `bureau_2`, `group_2`.
There may be multiple project groups associated with a document. Each group
after the first is indicated by a trailing number, e.g. `bureau_2`, `group_2`.

On top of this structure, documents can respond to Questions, which are allocated to Study Groups,
and then worked on by Working Parties. Questions are represented separately, outside this hierarchical structure.

On top of this structure, documents can respond to Questions, which are
allocated to Study Groups, and then worked on by Working Parties. Questions are
represented separately, outside the group hierarchical structure.


`:bureau_{i}:`::
Mandatory. Bureau that the document belongs to. Choices:
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--
* `T` (Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, ITU-T) (default)
* `R` (Radiocommunication Bureau, ITU-R)
* `D` (Development Bureau, ITU-D)
--
Mandatory. Bureau that the document belongs to. Choices are listed below.

`T`::: Telecommunication Standardization Bureau (TSB), ITU-T. (default)
`R`::: Radiocommunication Bureau (RRB), ITU-R.
`D`::: Telecommunication Development Bureau (BDT), ITU-D.

`:sector:`::
The standardization sector for the document, if one of the defined bureaus does
not apply [added in https://github.com/metanorma/metanorma-itu/releases/tag/v1.0.16].

`:group_{i}:`::
Mandatory. Top-level editorial group that the document belongs to.
Mandatory. Top-level group that the document belongs to.

`:group-type_{i}:`::
Type of top-level editorial group that the document belongs to. Permitted values:
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--
* `tsag`
* `study-group`
* `focus-group`
* `adhoc-group`
* `correspondence-group`
* `joint-coordination-activity`
* `working-party`
* `working-group`
* `rapporteur-group`
* `intersector-rapporteur-group`
* `regional-group`
--
Type of top-level group that the document belongs to. Permitted values listed below.

`tsag`::: Telecommunication Standardization Advisory Group (TSAG)
`study-group`::: Study Group (SG)
`focus-group`::: Focus Group (FG)
`adhoc-group`::: Ad-hoc Group
`correspondence-group`::: Correspondence Group
`joint-coordination-activity`::: Joint Coordination Activity (JCA)
`working-party`::: Working Party (WP)
`working-group`::: Working Group (WG)
`rapporteur-group`::: Rapporteur Group (RG)
`intersector-rapporteur-group`::: Intersector Rapporteur Group (IRG)
`regional-group`::: Regional Group. ITU-T Study Groups can have Regional Groups.

`:group-acronym_{i}:`::
Acronym of top-level editorial group that the document belongs to.
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`:subgroup-type_{i}:`::
Type of editorial subgroup that the document belongs to. Permitted values
are as for `group-type`.
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.Example of a group with a subgroup
[example]
====
The "TSAG Rapporteur Group" is to be encoded as `:group-type: tsag` and
`:subgroup-type: rapporteur-group`.
====

`:subgroupacronym_{i}:`::
`:subgroup-acronym_{i}:`::
Acronym of editorial subgroup that the document belongs to.

`:workgroup_{i}:`::
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`:question:`::
The Questions that the document addresses [added in https://github.com/metanorma/metanorma-itu/releases/tag/v2.5.0].
This attribute is formatted as a comma-delimited list of questions, each optionally prefixed by an identifier and colon;
e.g. `Q10/17: Identity management and telebiometrics architecture and mechanisms, "Q11/17: Generic technologies (such as Directory, PKI, formal languages, object identifiers) to support secure applications"`
A document can address multiple questions.
This attribute is formatted as a comma-delimited list of questions, each optionally prefixed by an identifier and colon.
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.Example of a document that answers to two questions
[example]
====
----
:question: Q10/17: Identity management and telebiometrics architecture and mechanisms, "Q11/17: Generic technologies (such as Directory, PKI, formal languages, object identifiers) to support secure applications"
----
====

`:meeting:`::
Name of meeting that generated this document (for resolutions, technical reports, technical papers, implementers guides) [added in https://github.com/metanorma/metanorma-itu/releases/tag/v1.2.5]

`:meeting-date:`::
Date of meeting that generated this document (for resolutions, technical reports, technical papers, implementers guides) [added in https://github.com/metanorma/metanorma-itu/releases/tag/v1.2.5]. If the date is a range, it is given slash-delimited, e.g. `2000-01-01/2000-01-02`
Date of meeting that generated this document (for resolutions, technical reports, technical papers, implementers guides) [added in https://github.com/metanorma/metanorma-itu/releases/tag/v1.2.5].
If the date is a range, it is given slash-delimited.
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.Example of a meeting data range
[example]
====
----
2000-01-01/2000-01-02
----
====

`:meeting-place:`::
Place of meeting that generated this document (for resolutions) [added in https://github.com/metanorma/metanorma-itu/releases/tag/v1.2.11].
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Date to which Recommendation status applies

`:approval-process:`::
Approval Process for Recommendation status. Legal values are:
Approval Process for Recommendation status. Legal values are listed below.

`tap`::: Traditional Approval Process (TAP), as described in
https://www.itu.int/pub/T-RES-T.1-2016[WTSA Resolution 1, Section 9].
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https://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-A.8/en[Recommendation A.8].

`:approval-status:`::
Approval status code for Recommendation status. Legal values are:
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--
* If `:approval-process:` is set to `tap`: (refer to
https://www.itu.int/pub/T-RES-T.1-2016[WTSA Resolution 1],
Figure 9.1 "`Approval of new and revised Recommendations using TAP -- Sequence of events`")
*`determined`::: Determined
*`in-force`::: In-force

* If `:approval-process:` is set to `aap`: (refer to
https://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-A.8/en[Recommendation A.8],
Figure 1 "`Sequence of Events`")
*`a`::: Approved
*`ac`::: Approved with Substantial Changes
*`aj`::: Additional Review Judgement
*`ar`::: Additional Review
*`at`::: Approved with Typographical Corrections
*`lc`::: Last Call
*`c`::: Consented
*`lj`::: Last Call Judgment (includes Last Call Comment resolution)
*`na`::: Not Approved
*`ri`::: Re-Initiate Last Call
*`sg`::: Referred to Study Group Approval
*`tap`::: Moved to TAP (ITU-T A.8 / §5.2)
--
Approval status code for Recommendation status. Legal values are listed below.

When `:approval-process:` is `tap`:::
(refer to https://www.itu.int/pub/T-RES-T.1-2016[WTSA Resolution 1],
Figure 9.1 "`Approval of new and revised Recommendations using TAP -- Sequence of events`")

`determined`:::: Determined
`in-force`:::: In-force

When `:approval-process:` is `aap`:::
(refer to https://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-A.8/en[Recommendation A.8],
Figure 1 "`Sequence of Events`")

`a`:::: Approved
`ac`:::: Approved with Substantial Changes
`aj`:::: Additional Review Judgement
`ar`:::: Additional Review
`at`:::: Approved with Typographical Corrections
`lc`:::: Last Call
`c`:::: Consented
`lj`:::: Last Call Judgment (includes Last Call Comment resolution)
`na`:::: Not Approved
`ri`:::: Re-Initiate Last Call
`sg`:::: Referred to Study Group Approval
`tap`:::: Moved to TAP (ITU-T A.8 / §5.2)


`:edition:`:: In the case of Resolutions, this attribute is used to indicate whether the current
document is a revision of an earlier document; if it is, it should have a value other than "1".
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