GCRI · Registry
Objet et éditeur
Registry is published by The Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI). This page sets out why the Registry exists, who answers for it, what authority it holds and where that authority stops. In short, the Registry keeps records consistent and honest about their status; owners keep authority over what their records say. It is an established platform operating at service level Information and enquiries.
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Purpose and publisher on the record.
- ÉditeurLe Global Centre for Risk and Innovation
- DomaineGouvernance et institutions, Recherche et données probantes
Why a Consortium needs one record layer.
Nexus Consortium work is produced by many institutions, in several regions and under different legal systèmes. Without a common record layer, the same programme could be described as active on one site and in formation on another, and a corrected figure could survive uncorrected in a dozen copies. Registry exists to give every programme, publication, piece of evidence and correction a stable identity, a traceable origin and a kept history.
Its work follows the methods described in record provenance, correction and versioning and evidence classes.
Who answers for the Registry.
GCRI
The Global Centre for Risk and Innovation publishes the Registry and answers for its methods, schemas and public views.
Record owners
The institution or person with authority over a record’s content decides what it says and whether it is released.
Registry stewards
Stewards check completeness, schema conformity and rights before release, and keep each record’s history.
GCRI is a research, development and policy institution. It is not a regulator, and it does not certify, license or approve.
What the Registry does not do.
- It does not decide a programme’s state. Participants with authority decide; the Registry records the decision and its evidence.
- It does not certify, endorse or approve any record, programme, publication or person.
- It does not publish a record without its owner’s release and a rights check.
- It does not share records across the three pillar institutions except as the owner directs and the law allows.
- A participation record is not a credential, a licence or an employment record.
Established; open for information and enquiries.
Registry is an established platform. Its record model, programme states, provenance rules, rights classes and interface plans are published. No public record is released yet, and no interface is open. Records and interfaces are listed on les registres publics and interfaces as each is released. Governance and trust information sits on Registry trust, and the Registry’s place in the Consortium is set out on the Registry home.
Questions et réponses.
Is Registry a separate organisation?
Can the Registry change a record without the owner?
How do the other pillar institutions use the Registry?
Who do I contact?
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