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Draft Minutes of Transport Subcommittee Call 14 September 2005

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Draft Minutes of Transport Subcommittee Call 14 September 2005
Please review the minutes and notify me of any additions or
corrections. We will approve them at the next SC meeting.

 

MINUTES OF TRANSPORT SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING

1500-1600 (Singapore time) WEDNESDAY 14
 SEPTEMBER 2005

 

ATTENDANCE

 

   Kama (chair)

   Tim McGrath

   Ng Siew Wai (CEID)

   Jern-Kuan, Leong (CrimsonLogic)

   Grace Ng (CrimsonLogic)

 

1.      
Review conducted on the high-level amended Transport
Model that lists the major components of CONSIGNMENT, which was harmonize
between the COML and DTTN models.

 

(a)   
New components added to the Transport Model:

i.                    
Shipment

ii.                  
Port

iii.                 
Package

(b)   
Terminology of ‘Arrival’ component was
changed to ‘Delivery’.  However, it was highlighted that
there’s already a component in UBL with the name ‘Delivery’
within the ‘Shipment’ component.  

(c)   
It was highlighted that ‘Consignor’ and
‘Consignee’ party component will be place within
‘Consignment’ as it is reflective of a consignment shipment for a
business document (e.g. Certificate of Origin, Bill of Lading).  However,
it was suggested that it would be more appropriate to place ‘Seller
Party’ and ‘Buyer Party’ component in ‘CertificateOfOriginApplication’
component rather and ‘Consignment’.

(d)   
As it can get rather confusing, it’ll be good
for UBL to define under UBL2.0 release the definition of
‘Consignor’ vs ‘Seller Party’, ‘Consignee’ vs
‘Buyer Party’.

(e)   
‘Invoice Line Item’ will remain as a
component of ‘Goods Item’ as it is needed by COML, instead of
merging with ‘Order Line Item’.

(f)    
It was suggested that ‘Order Line Item’
component may be the same as ‘Item’ component in UBL.  Tim
will discuss with Thomas/Ralph on the naming of this component.

(g)   
To remove ‘Producer Party’ from ‘CertofOrginApplication’
component as it is not needed.  It is more appropriate to use
‘Manufacturer Party’ that is currently available in
‘Item’ component.  As there’s a need to represent 1
manufacturer party for all the items in 1 consignment, a ‘Manufacturer
Party’ component may be added to ‘Consignment’ level as well.

 

 

NEXT MEETING

Scheduled for Thursday,
 22 September 1600hr SGT.  Other interested
parties can call 65 67844333, code: 800324# 

 

 

Action Items:

----------------

1.      
Tim will obtain feedback from Ralph / Thomas on the
“????” indicated on Tim’s latest file
(UBLTransportHighLevel20050914.JPG).

2.      
Tim will discuss further with Thomas on this issue and
come up with an appropriate name.

3.      
Tim will discuss with Thomas/Ralph on the naming of
this component, and whether fits into DTTN’s requirements.

 

 

Regards

Kamarudin Tambi

Chair, Transport SubCommittee

 

 

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