RESOLUTION     M29.4 (Unique identifiers):

Denmark Abstains

With reference to documents N 1231, N 1266, N 1271, N 1272,
and N 1277, on unique identifiers, WG2 accepts the
requirement for unique identifiers and instructs its editor
to prepare draft text for a pDAM on Identifiers capturing the
principles in the following paragraph, and reflecting the
subsequent discussion on it at its meeting no.29:

     "A language-independent identifier for a character is a
     sequence of eight hexadecimal digits representing the
     hexadecimal value of its UCS-4 code position.
     Optionally, if the leading four hexadecimal digits are
     all zeroes, the four leading zeroes may be omitted.  To
     distinguish between the four- and eight-digit forms of
     the identifier, an optional prefix character, a '+'
     (PLUS SIGN) for the four-digit form, or a '-' (MINUS
     SIGN) for the eight digit form, may be used.  In
     addition to a '+' or '-', a further prefix letter 'U'
     (CAPITAL LATIN LETTER U) may be used. For code position
     assignments prior to the Amendment No. 5 (Korean Hangul
     Syllables) version, the prefix letter 'T' (CAPITAL LATIN
     LETTER T) shall be used instead of 'U'. These language-
     independent identifiers are not casesensitive."

RESOLUTION     M29.5 (Translatability of names):

Greece and Denmark Abstain

With reference to resolution M5.4 from the SC2 plenary in
Helsinki, and documents N 1219, N 1231,
N 1259, and N 1260, in light of the acceptance of resolution
M29.4 on Unique Identifiers (above):

     a.   WG 2 expresses its opinion to SC 2 that the names in 10646
       may be translated in other language versions of the standard,
       and requests SC 2 to inform ITTF and SC 2 member bodies
       accordingly.

     b.   WG 2 instructs its editor to prepare editorial corrigendum
       reflecting the proposals for clarification text in the
       standard, for consideration at meeting no. 30.