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GFIPM Federation Name Registration Process

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The GFIPM Federation Name Registration Process Document describes the process by which the content of the GFIPM Federation Name Registry (http://gfipm.net/fed-registry.html) is managed.

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Formal Document Title GFIPM Federation Name Registration Process
Author Global Standards Council
Date Approved By GAC 6/1/2012
Version Number 1.0
Pages 9
File Format Portable Document Format
File Size 2.38 MB

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