</supports> </judicial> </analysis> <references source="~somebody"></references> </meta> <header> <p> <party refersTo=""></party> <lawyer refersTo=""></lawyer> <judge refersTo=""></judge> </p> </header> <judgmentBody> <background></background> <introduction></introduction> <motivation></motivation> <decision></decision> </judgmentBody> <conclusions></conclusions> </judgment> </akomaNtoso> Open Structure A document is text devoid of any specific structure. Examples include annexes, tables, schedules, informative material, letters, and memorandums. Name Definition Structure DOCUMENT A document is any valid text for which Texts having an open structure. there is no specific structure or The main body of the text is the document type. main content. An example of usage of the general document is presented below. It is an annex that has no particular structure. <preface> Appendix 1 <p class="heading"> OFFICIALS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF <docType>APPENDIX 1</docType> DEFENCE <docTitle>OFFICIALS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE </docTitle> Mr. January (Secretary of Defence and Director </p> General of the Department) </preface> Mr. February (Deputy Director General and Chief <mainBody> Director of Policy and Planning) <container eId="container_1" name="members" Lieutenant General March (SANDF Chief: <ol eId="container_1__ol_1"> Corporate Staff) <li eId="container_1__ol_1__li_1> Mr January (Secretary for Defence and Director General of the Department)</li> <li eId="container_1__ol_1__li_2>Mr Feruray (Deputy Director General and Director Policy and Planning)</li> <li eId="container_1__ol_1__li_3>Lieutenant General March </span>(SANDF Chief: Corporate Staff)</li>
</supports> </judicial> </analysis> <references source="~somebody"></references> </meta> <header> <p> <party refersTo=""></party> <lawyer refersTo=""></lawyer> <judge refersTo=""></judge> </p> </header> <judgmentBody> <background></background> <introduction></introduction> <motivation></motivation> <decision></decision> </judgmentBody> <conclusions></conclusions> </judgment> </akomaNtoso> Open Structure A document is text devoid of any specific structure. Examples include annexes, tables, schedules, informative material, letters, and memorandums. Name Definition Structure DOCUMENT A document is any valid text for which there is no specific structure or document type. Texts having an open structure. The main body of the text is the main content. An example of usage of the general document is presented below. It is an annex that has no particular structure. Appendix 1 OFFICIALS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE Mr. January (Secretary of Defence and Director General of the Department) Mr. February (Deputy Director General and Chief Director of Policy and Planning) Lieutenant General March (SANDF Chief: Corporate Staff) <preface> <p class="heading"> <docType>APPENDIX 1</docType> <docTitle>OFFICIALS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE </docTitle> </p> </preface> <mainBody> <container eId="container_1" name="members" <ol eId="container_1__ol_1"> <li eId="container_1__ol_1__li_1> Mr January (Secretary for Defence and Director General of the Department)</li> <li eId="container_1__ol_1__li_2>Mr Feruray (Deputy Director General and Director Policy and Planning)</li> <li eId="container_1__ol_1__li_3>Lieutenant General March </span>(SANDF Chief: Corporate Staff)</li>
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