Steve:

This is the model for UTC document numbering from now on:

UTC #<utc number> (ccyy-mm-dd/ccyy-mm-dd) - <running number>

Example: UTC #68 (1996-03-08) - 5


<utc number>
   This is the number of the UTC meeting at which this document was
   distributed.

(ccyy-mm-dd/ccyy-mm-dd)
   This is the date of the UTC meeting identified by "<utc number>".  It is
   defined as "(ccyy-mm-dd/ccyy-mm-dd)" to allow for the case where a UTC
   meeting is scheduled for more than one day.  Normally, "/ccyy-mm-dd"
   will not apply.

   Include the full year.  Zero pad months and days that are one digit
   long.

   The example shows a one day UTC.

<running number>
   For each UTC, start with "1".  Do *not* zero-pad the running number.

   You might like to arrange things so that regularly-appearing documents
   always get the same running number, e.g.,
      1 = Agenda for this meeting
      2 = Minutes from immediately preceding UTC

-- Joan

p.s. I will use this number for the agenda of UTC #68:
     UTC #68 (1996-03-08) - 1