Common types used by the UPI (unqiue person identifier) related schemas. $Id: eCH-0084-commons-1-0.xsd,v 1.6 2009-03-20 12:55:18 tqn Exp $ Type of person-related information elements. The maiden name. Present only, if the maiden name is relevant. Same as personInformationType, but every single subelement is optional. Defines the place of birth. Empty marker element. Is used to indicate the unknown place of birth. The historical municipality ID as defined in the BFS/OFS nomenclature. The long name of the municipality as defined in the BFS/OFS nomenclature. Name constructed with the latin letters from ISO 8859-15 (or in unicode (ISO 10646 at implementation level 3): BasicLatin, Latin-1Supplement and ŒœŠšŸŽž from LatinExtended-A ) and the characters ' (APOSTROPHE), - (HYPHEN-MINUS), . (FULL STOP also called period) and (SPACE). An other choise could be the latin letters mentioned in the document "Informations utiles à l'intégration de nouvelles langues européennes" by Holger Bagola (http://publications.europa.eu/pdf/fr/elarg-vl.pdf). Change: - a name consists of at least one letter from the base alphabeth. No resitrictions are imposed on the usage of spaces, hyphens or full stops. Note: this type is used in responses only. Creation timestamp of the latest UPI DB entry. Only relevant for foreigners. historyMunicipalityId has always to be given if known. The municipalityId is the one corresponding now to the historyMunicipalityId (municipalityId is a time dependent information). If there is more than two current municipalityId corresponding to the historyMunicipalityId, then the smallest one is given. The same is true for the municipality name and the canton. If the historyMunicipalityId is not known, the municipality name remains unchanged (the information is not time dependent in this case).