Akoma Ntoso has been featured on an article in the Library of Congress website.
The article states that “A common standard for legislative information will provide information creators and curators with a reusable, shared method for classifying, structuring, publishing, and referencing legislative materials. Using a framework like Akoma Ntoso enables organizations to increase transparency and interoperability by exposing and enabling better access to legislative information and allowing easier exchange of information between institutions, governments, and countries”.

This further proofs how the ongoing process for establishing a common standard for legal documentation using specifications based on Akoma Ntoso continues to gather widespread enthusiasm.

Check out the full article on:
http://blogs.loc.gov/law/2012/04/oasis-puts-akoma-ntoso-on-the-standards-track/