- Value [1] Data Availability
- Legislative data should be available, i.e.: permanent, stable (always in same location), complete, bulk accessible, incrementally
accessible, and open (publicly accessible and free of proprietary encumbrances).
- Value [2] Data Authority
- Legislative data should be authoritative, i.e.: timely or real-time, and correctable (in response to consumers of data). Authoritative
sources will emerge from consistent practices.
- Value [3] Data Machine-Discoverability
- Legislative data should be machine-discoverable, i.e.: internet-accessible and cross-referenceable.
- Value [4] Data Machine-Readability
- Legislative data should be machine-readable, i.e.: use a comprehensive conceptual data model, be semantically rich, and with
well-defined, published serializations.
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