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Revision as of 13:42, 18 October 2018
The properties of Releasability are listed below.
| Identifier | Title / Description | Value Domain | Card |
|---|---|---|---|
| addressee
[DMF/Defence]
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Releasability Addressee
This element establishes a body to which the resource can be released.
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String
If available, the String value is expected to be a 3-character country codes from STANAG 1059.
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0..* |
| statement
[DMF/Defence]
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Releasability Statement
This element established the statement of the releasability.
Default value for this element should be set by the implementer’s security policy.
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Free Text | 1 |
| statementExtension
[DMF/Defence]
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Releasability Statement Extension
This element provides complementary information related to the Releasability Statement.
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Free Text | 0..1 |
| disseminationConstraints
[DMF/Defence]
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Dissemination constraints
Additional components in determining releasability.
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Dissemination Constraint Codelist
Any other appropriate codelist can be defined according to the security management system.
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0..*
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