Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 3,   1,2|              quantity of stimulating information, it should not accumulate
 2 3,   1,2|              the public, and provide information on the museum's organization
 3 3,   1,4|            and brief bibliographical information. All of this should favour
 4 3,   1,6|          MESL] promoted by the Getty Information Institute in cooperation
 5 3,   1,6|              Coalition for Networked Information). In it, visitors should
 6 3,   5  |              distributed by diocesan information offices (See note *); ~-
 7 3,   5  |           and above all computerized information (on site or on the web); ~-
 8 5,   1,1|              of providing historical information and education in aesthetics
 9 5,   1,2| international levels) due to lack of information about grant procedures.
10 5,   1,3|             three areas:  historical information, education in aesthetics,
11 5,   1,4|           for the normal updating of information. ~
12 5,   1,5|     conferences and debates, updated information may always be provided. ~
13 5,   2,3|       experiences and administrative information can be reported, ecclesiastical
14 5,   2,4|      initiatives, school programmes, information technology, special congresses,