A container element for metadata that pertains to the entire standards document. By design, the elements inside <std-doc-meta> are the elements that all the standards organizations share. Any element within <std-doc-meta> may be overridden by placing the same element within any of the four organization-specific metadata elements: <std-meta>, <iso-meta>, <reg-meta>, or <nat-meta>.
The following, in order:
<title-wrap> Title Wrapper, zero or more
<release-version> Release-Version/Development Stage/Status, zero or one
<std-ident> Standard Identification Block, zero or one
Any combination of:
<content-language> Content Language, zero or more
<std-ref> Standard Reference Designation, zero or more
<doc-ref> Document Reference Designation, zero or one
<pub-date> Publication Date, zero or one
<release-date> Release-Date, zero or more
<meta-date> Other Metadata Date, zero or more
Any combination of:
<accrediting-organization> Accrediting Organization, zero or one
<authorization> Authorization, zero or one
<secretariat> Secretariat, zero or more
Any combination of:
<subj-group> Subject Group, zero or more
<page-count> Page Count, zero or one
<is-proof> Document in Proof Stage?, zero or one
<std-xref> Cross-Reference to a Standard, zero or more
<permissions> Permissions, zero or more
<self-uri> Uri For This Same Article Online, zero or more
<abstract> Abstract, zero or more
<kwd-group> Keyword Group, zero or more
<meta-note> Metadata Note, zero or more
<custom-meta-group> Custom Metadata Group, zero or more