About the records

Administrative Information

• The collection is comprised of records from 4 accessions. The codes used to uniquely identify each accession range from ROES2005-001 to ROES2006-001.
  
  
• The records have been allocated to 2 series. The codes used to uniquely identify each series range from ROES001 to ROES002.
  
  
• Through the processing of the records, 1 provenance entity was identified. The code used to uniquely identify this provenance entity, i.e. records creator or custodian, is ROES001.
  
  
• The inventory covers 80 items, and may include records of continuing value, records sentenced for destruction and records that have been destroyed. The codes used to uniquely identify each inventory item range from CR1-056 to CR1-136. The total collection occupies 2 linear cm of shelf space (or its equivalent).
  
  
• The documentation of the records at inventory level started on 11 January 2006. The latest additions were made on 1 September 2006. The latest modifications were made on 28 August 2007. This collection profile was updated on 28 August 2007.
  
  

Scope and Content

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