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United Kingdom


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The rules for allocating subsequent arcs are given in British Standard (BS) 7453 Part 1 "UK registration for Open System Standards - Procedures for the UK Name Registration Authority". The following are excerpts from BS 7453 Part 1:
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4.1.4: The following object identifier assigned to the UK scheme for the assignment of object identifiers names are available:
(a) the object identifier value (see BS ISO/IEC 8824) {iso member-body gb(826)} [...].
4.1.5: The following object identifiers are available to the UK Name Registration Authority for the purpose of name assignment:
(a) the object identifier value, derived from item (a) of 4.1.4, {iso member-body gb(826) national(0)} [...];
(b) the object identifiers of localities, each formed by concatenating as a prefix the object identifier from 4.1.4 with one of the sequences of object identifier component values assigned to localities by the Registration Authority. The method by which the UK is divided into localities, and thus name values are assigned to those localities, is outlined in appendix C. [See also F.3 below]
Note: The named identified in (a) are used for the assignment of UK national names. The names identified in (b) are used for the assignment of UK local names. In effect, the UK Name Registration Authority acts as a name registration authority for each locality within the UK, divided as outlined in appendix C.
4.1.6: No restrictions are placed on the kinds of organizations that can be assigned object identifier components by the UK Name Registration Authority.
Appendix C: UK defined localities
C.1: For the purpose of Registration the UK is defined into localities. If an organization wishes to register its name in association with a locality, rather than at national level, it can apply to the UK Name Registration Authority. The organization or individual might choose to do this in order to reduce the risk of duplication with another name which might occur at the national level.
C.2: The localities to be used are determined by the UK Name Registration Authority from the postal districts defined by the Post Office. The localities named are the corresponding postal district names.
C.3: The list of postal districts is subject to revision by the Post Office. The localities used by the UK Name Registration Authority are based on a specific edition of the list. [...]
F.3: Use of the UK local names
F.3.1: Use of the object identifier component form
This subclause describes the construction of the Object Identifier name form a UK local name. The numeric value, m, assigned by the UK Name Registration Authority, in accordance with the procedures described in 6.4.1.1, will be used as the last component of the OSI name, and will succeed one of the sets of object identifier components assigned to the localities specified by the UK Name Registration Authority (see appendix C).
{iso member-body gb(826) L...L organization(m)} [where L...L is associated with one of the localities defined in appendix C)]
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Current Registration Authority    

Name:

Mark Barratt or Vanessa Tatler

To contact the registration authority, replace "&" by "@" in the email address

Address:

BSI (British Standards Institute)
BS 7453 NRA Registration (Committee Service Centre)
389 Chiswick High Road
London W4 4AL
United Kingdom


Phone:

+44 20 8996 7009 
Fax: +44 20 8996 7198
 

Last update:

15 December 2010

First Registration Authority    

Name:

The UK Name Registration Authority


Address:

Administrator
DISC
2, Park Street
London W1A 2BS
United Kingdom

 
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