KORPORATIVNA TIJELA U KONTEKSTU NORMATIVNOG NADZORA: PRAVILNIKA ZA OPIS I PRISTUP GRAĐI U KNJIŽNICAMA, ARHIVIMA I MUZEJIMA (PRAVILNIK KAM) U AKM-ZAJEDNICI.

Purpose. The purpose of this paper is to compare and correlate ways of creating access points for corporate bodies in the ALM community in accordance with current practice and the Code for Description and Access to Resources in Libraries, Archives, and Museums (LAM Code), and identify the advantages of applying the LAM Code and data standardization, as well as possible difficulties and challenges. Methodology. The first part of the paper presents the rules and standards for creating access points for corporate bodies which are currently used by the heritage community. It explains the international standards incorporated in the LAM Code and presents the LAM Code as a standard for data content to be used by the heritage community in creating access points for corporate bodies. The second part analyses a sample of access points for corporate bodies, and provides the findings of a survey answering the following questions: a) What is the current practice of selecting and creating access points for corporate bodies used by the three LAM institutions included in the sample and what are the differences between them? b) How will the same access points for corporate bodies be created in accordance with the LAM Code? c) What are possible advantages of applying the LAM Code and what are possible difficulties and challenges? Findings. The survey provides an insight into the current practice of creating access points for corporate bodies in all three LAM institutions. It shows to what extent these institutions adhere to their rules and standards, as well as possible advantages and disadvantages of data standardization and the use of the LAM Code as the common standard. Originality. The paper contributes to the LAM community by focusing on the issue of selecting and creating authorized access points for corporate bodies in all three communities, comparing them and bringing them under the LAM Code as the common denominator, which enables standardization, sharing and reuse of data on corporate bodies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]