OCL notes and footnotes

Capture footnotes for OCL textbooks within the same division (div[1-7,N]) element after the p element where the footnote reference appears.

//(div1|div2|...|divn|titleGroup)/noteGroup

Footnotes may also sometimes be referenced from a titleGroup element which is not itself in a div[1-7,N] element. In these cases, capture the noteGroup element as a child of the titleGroup.

The role on the xrefGrp element and the type on the note element should match, both having the appropriate value:

"footnote" if the note appears at the end of the page
"blockNote" if the note appears as a block level element within the text.

Capture notes in the same order within the XML as they appear in the original document.

Example


      <div1>
        <titleGroup><title>
 <p>
                         <enumerator altNum="s. 1">1.</enumerator>Introduction</p></title>
        </titleGroup>
        <div2><p>
                     <enumerator altNum="(7.001)">7.001</enumerator>This Section explains the various types
            of joint venture and the jurisdictional distinction between joint venture arrangements
            which are treated as concentrations under the Merger Regulation <xrefGrp role="footnote">
   <xref ref="law-ocl-9780199286515-note-01">
                             <sup>1</sup>
                         </xref>
                     </xrefGrp>
                 </p><!-- Content skipped for brevity --><noteGroup>
 <note id="law-ocl-9780199286515-note-01" type="footnote">
   <p>Reg 139/2004, OJ 2004 L24/1, Vol II, App D.1.</p>
 </note></noteGroup>
        </div2>
        <div2><!-- Content skipped for brevity --></div2>
      </div1>