Open discussions
Open discussions
Kerngegevens - Bestuurseenheden
Card cluster: Name administrative unit
[COPY]Do we keep the cluster name as "Kern" for Core, or do we align with ERE [Type of administrative unit]?YB: Bestuurseenheid instead of Kern - is generic for both ERE and Core.
Core attributes table
Do we show:
AAB URI
YB: do we need to show this?
NIS Code
Denominatie
Onder toezicht VO
Rechtsvorm
BTW
Samenwerkingsverbanden
What does a "Verzelfstandigde rechtsvorm" like AGB look like? Where do we show this?
Do we need werkingsgebied here or on a separate tab?
Alternatieve naam, voorkeursnaam,...? Which one do we pick? What suits OSLO?
5. To be discussed with Boris
YB: 5. What is the question here? Which one will be shown to endusers? Why would we need to hide it?
Card cluster: Contactgegevens maatschappelijke zetel
Is the card relevant for Core?
YB: Yes. We will try to make this relevant for all bestuurseenheden.
We need to change the title of the card
Change he business rule to identify which card info will appear
Requires analysis?
Card Cluster: Contactpersonen
YB: Is this a nice to have? I believe this card cluster is not needed.
SP: I believe this was a nice-to-have in the context of Erediensten as we expected a lot of administrative units to not have contact information. In those cases having a contact person might be a nice-to-have.
If it is is nice-to-have for ERE, is it also nice-to-have for Core?
If we decide this card cluster is indeed nice-to-have, we have the attributes ready:
Value | Core | Erediensten |
Position of contact person (clickable) |
| ✅ |
Name (clickable) |
| ✅ |
Card cluster: Opmerkingen Nice to have
Nice to have
Value | Core | Erediensten |
Text area, no label | Nice to have. | ❌ |
Kerngegevens - Ondernemingen & Verenigingen
In the longer term after having added most lokale besturen, we will also add Ondernemingen & Verenigingen.
Extensive analysis is needed to understand whether ABB is the authentic source, or we can rather connect to existing datasources that get information updates first.
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