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Legislative Drafting Systems

This chapter discusses concrete experiences with the problems of introducing XML-based tools (and in particular document editors) in the legal drafting offices of a number of national and local parliaments, and the conclusions we were able to draw, especially regarding the role of traditions and the resilience of preexisting roles and job descriptions in accepting and integrating such tools.

Fabio Vitali | Monica Palmirani

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