Linking Parliamentary Records through Metatdata

Richard Gartner; Paul S Ell; Lorna Hughes

Linking Parliamentary Records through Metatdata

Richard Gartner, Paul S Ell (Photographer), Lorna Hughes

Research output: Non-textual form › Web publication/site

Abstract

The LIPARM schema links the parliamentary record together for the first time by creating a unified metadata scheme for all of its key elements. People, bills, acts, items of business, debates, divisions and sessions will all be described by the scheme and will be linked together across resources which are currently spread out and isolated. For the first time, it will be possible to trace a given MP’s entire voting record or to find every speech they made. It will be possible to follow the passage of every bill or act, and every contribution to the debates that accompany it. Both the historical and the contemporary record of parliamentary proceedings will become accessible in this way for the first time.

Original language	English
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 25 Jan 2013

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Gartner, R. (Author), Ell, P. S. (Photographer), & Hughes, L. (Author). (2013). Linking Parliamentary Records through Metatdata. Web publication/site

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