Closed tohahn-kosit closed 3 years ago
@tohahn-kosit thank you for providing us this analysis. We looked at the tables provided and more specifically to attributes which were not available (x) nor having information (o) in either one of the two columns.
certifies.child.citizenship.place
: the attribute does not exist anymore in the latest version of the model. This is now Jurisdiction which has two attributes that can be populated using the country table. The observation stands for other citizenship-related attributes as well. identifierBirthCertificate.identifierType
, issuingAuthorityBirthCertificate.identifierPublicOrganisation.identifierType
: regarding to the identifier type attribute, as this attribute is not available it probably means that it is the same for all identifiers and thus can be filled automatically? issuingPlace.adress.adminUnitL1
: the attribute does not exist anymore.
This table ascertains the availability of data in the Personenstandsregister (person condition register) as well as the Melderegister (registration register) to fill the fields in the current model of the birth certificate. The fields of the person condition register can be found in Verordnung zur Ausführung des Personenstandsgesetzes - Anlage 1, the fields of the registration register are described in DSMeld.
Note that this table does not judge wether the model of the birth certificate could also be used as evidence in processes in public administration, as the different processes in different branches of the administration have different requirements. Some may only need the information that a birth is registered, others may need exact date of birth etc.
For the fields in the person condition register and the Melderegister I used their codes, to ease searching. In comments I used the german name.
I omitted the element "birthCertificate", as it is the root element for every other element. An "x" means not available, "o" means no information.