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@report{patient,
}
title = {Patient Safety},
institution = {Health Committee},
entrysubtype = {parliamentary},
date = {2008/2009},
volume = {1},
number = {HC 151},
pagination = {paragraph},
\cite{genomic} Science and Technology Committee, Genomic Medicine
(HL 2008–09, 107–I)
\cite[173-75]{patient}
Health Committee, Patient Safety (HC 2008–09, 151–I)
paras 173–75
\cite[14-16]{equality}
Joint Committee on Human Rights, Legislative Scrutiny:
Equality Bill (second report); Digital Economy Bill (2009–
10, HL 73, HC 425) 14–16.
(Note that the formatting is different for joint committees, but bl-oscola
works that out from the number.)
Such reports are also placed in the gbpartlmat virtual index.
EU Commission Documents
Enter Commission Documents exactly as reports, but with the entrysubtype
field set as comdoc. Subsequent references will use simply the com number, as
oscola requires. If you need to add a document description to be printed in
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@report{com895,
}
title = {Proposal for a Council Decision on the conclusion,
institution = {Commission},
on behalf of the European Community, of a Protocol
on the Implementation of the Alpine Convention in
the Field of Transport (Transport Protocol)},
number = {COM (2008) 895 final},
entrysubtype = {comdoc}
Reports 71
[116]
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