3. Languages Your default TIES language will be used unless you select a different one from the options at the top of the screen. 4. Searching the authoritative texts You may search for key words/strings of words using browser”. Searches can be performed “My on the entire collection of texts or on a selected volume: simply select Strategic Plan, Resolutions, Regional Initiatives, etc. Additionally, you may search only within the titles of the provisions/individual items, when “On provision number only” is ticked, or within the content of the entire document when it is unticked. Or you may decide to use the card” (“*”) for your search, either at the start of the search “wild sentence, in the middle or at the end. By clicking on the arrows before the titles, you can expand the sub-sections and further browse the list. You may check the content of a provision by clicking on the icon. You may also create a “eye” Word file from any provision you check. 5. Preparing a baseline document (“skeleton”) 5.1 Proposal types Each individual proposal will use one of the following “Actions”: ADD (add) Proposal to add a new provision, i.e. a draft new WTDC Resolution or – Recommendation, Study Group Question, Regional Initiative, Strategic Plan, Action Plan or Declaration. You may not apply ADD at a lower level, as that would be considered modifying existing text and MOD would then apply. Note: No changes” should be used. “track ADD* - Proposal to add existing text from elsewhere. Note: It is necessary to reproduce the texts carrying the symbol ADD*. MOD (modify) Proposal to modify an existing provision, i.e. adding, deleting or replacing words – or figures. Note: To modify the text, changes” should be turned on (Deleted text should appear “track as strikethrough and added text should appear as underlined). (MOD) Proposal to amend a text, from an editorial point of view only – Note: To modify the text, changes” should be turned on (Deleted text should appear “track as strikethrough and added text should appear as underlined). SUP (suppress) Propose to delete a provision. To be used only at the provision level, as is the – case with ADD.
3. Languages Your default TIES language will be used unless you select a different one from the options at the top of the screen. 4. Searching the authoritative texts You may search for key words/strings of words using “My browser”. Searches can be performed on the entire collection of texts or on a selected volume: simply select Strategic Plan, Resolutions, Regional Initiatives, etc. Additionally, you may search only within the titles of the provisions/individual items, when “On provision number only” is ticked, or within the content of the entire document when it is unticked. Or you may decide to use the “wild card” (“*”) for your search, either at the start of the search sentence, in the middle or at the end. By clicking on the arrows before the titles, you can expand the sub-sections and further browse the list. You may check the content of a provision by clicking on the “eye” icon. You may also create a Word file from any provision you check. 5. Preparing a baseline document (“skeleton”) 5.1 Proposal types Each individual proposal will use one of the following “Actions”: ADD (add) – Proposal to add a new provision, i.e. a draft new WTDC Resolution or Recommendation, Study Group Question, Regional Initiative, Strategic Plan, Action Plan or Declaration. You may not apply ADD at a lower level, as that would be considered modifying existing text and MOD would then apply. Note: No “track changes” should be used. ADD* - Proposal to add existing text from elsewhere. Note: It is necessary to reproduce the texts carrying the symbol ADD*. MOD (modify) – Proposal to modify an existing provision, i.e. adding, deleting or replacing words or figures. Note: To modify the text, “track changes” should be turned on (Deleted text should appear as strikethrough and added text should appear as underlined). (MOD) – Proposal to amend a text, from an editorial point of view only Note: To modify the text, “track changes” should be turned on (Deleted text should appear as strikethrough and added text should appear as underlined). SUP (suppress) – Propose to delete a provision. To be used only at the provision level, as is the case with ADD.
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