Jack Lord

Google have just added guidelines for marking up [public datasets](https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/datasets) - this could be useful in terms of discoverability etc and the guidelines reuse existing vocabularies. `citation` is one that...

@jpmckinney Yes: in the accompanying [blog](https://research.googleblog.com/2017/01/facilitating-discovery-of-public.html), they also suggest contributing to Schema.org, so one option would be to suggest any missing vocabulary from Data Package gets added there.

Something that has emerged from examining beneficial ownership declaration forms is that: 1. Legal names are not always the names represented on the shareholder register; 2. If a non-legal name...

Our name types now are: ``` [ "detailed", "translation", "former", "alias", "birth" ] ``` There is a bit of work to do matching these with other standards, particularly in related...

Can we add `matronymicName` to match `patronymicName`? This would cover, e.g., the [Chilean](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naming_customs_of_Hispanic_America) usage: > Instead of primer apellido (first surname) and segundo apellido (second surname), common in other countries,...

Good point. From reviewing EU Core, maternal and paternal family names are put into `familyName` and `patronymicName` remains unused. For Chile, where order is required, we can just use `familyName`...

Yes - we moved missing info reasons to a nested structure in 0.2: https://github.com/openownership/data-standard/blob/3237fd3feee6e63c52b46a9acaf698ae75f41d54/schema/ownership-or-control-statement.json#L108-L139 There is a similar nested object when the exemption or missing data is at entity level....

Thanks @stevenday. Yes - this is not very clear at the moment as missing info can appear in multiple places (in a person, entity or ownership-or-control statement but draws from...

Updated title to reflect the task of aligning codelists and docs with the structure of the standard.

I think this probably does fall under modelling if you think of it as a way of identifying data errors at the time of creation, or during some internal operation,...