By the end of 1995 it should be distributed for a worldwide review. The Section continues to cooperate in IFLA projects with other Sections and Divisions. She also serves on the Task Force on Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records. The Section's first international standard was published in the autumn of 1993. Newsletter The Section distributed 144 copies of the Newsletter to its 83 members, Standing Committee members and observers, and others interested in classification and indexing.
Contributions are always most w elcome.
The Section is considering a seminar prior to the Beijing Conference, possibly to be held in Thailand. The Section contributed to the Open Forum of the Division of Bibliographic Control with reports from Donna Duncan on Section activities for the year. An overall view is given of the principle trends in classification and indexing in Cuba, with examples of libraries and documentation centres that maintain bibliographic exchange with libraries in th e region and which represent what is happening in other institutions in the field of indexing and classification.