The type of action - e.g. * food parcel * debt advice The date of the Action. A description of the Action. A record of the situation to be assessed. A judgement of the Needs arising from the Situation. The date of the Assessment To describe the Attribute. e.g. In receipt of Universal Credit, Living Alone. To indicate if the presence of the Attribute is true or false.  An optional value associated with an Attribute, e.g. if the Type is '% attendance', the Value may be 60. The date from which the Attribute is true. The date from which the Attribute may no longer be true, or is expected to end. The Case Reference. The date that the Case was started. The date that the Case was closed. The date of the contact. The name of the contacted person The role of the contacted person e.g. * Vulnerable Person * Friend * Relative * Public * Professional * Community Group * Elected Representative The method used to make the contact e.g. * phone * home visit * digital To indicate who initiated the contact. Notes of the Contact Event A date from which the Household is known to be formed. A date after which the Household may not be formed. The reasoning for the Need. The date that the Need is established. The date that the Need was resolved. The date that the Need should be resolved by, for it to be effective. Reference by which the organisation is known, e.g. * GDS Register of Local Authorities * Companies House Number * Charity Number A description of the Outcome. The date that the Outcome was achieved. The official name of a person. The date that a person was born. The sex recorded for a person in an official civil registration or legal record, such as the sex recorded at birth. Use an agreed code list such as [Codesystem-administrative-gender - FHIR v5.0.0](http://hl7.org/fhir/codesystem-administrative-gender.html) A social category for the sex that a person self-presents as. Use an agreed code list such as [Codesystem-administrative-gender - FHIR v5.0.0](http://hl7.org/fhir/codesystem-administrative-gender.html) References by which a person is known, in various schemes. e.g. NiNo, Health Number, a local reference. Names that a person has previously been known as. An assumed or additional name that a Person sometimes uses, or a shortened diminutive version of a name, e.g. Betty, Smithy, by which a Person is generally known by family and friends, or to a Service. Can mean * a one-of polygon * a street * a neighbourhood * an existing statistical or administrative geography The name of the Place A geographic shape expressed using an established data standard such as * the OGC Well-Known Text (WKT) geometry format (`POLYGON`). * GeoJSON The date that the plan starts from. The date when the plan has ended, or is expected to end. A description of the plan. The Activities that the Plan includes.  The date that a decision was made to make the referral. The date that the referral ended. * direct * recommended * signposted The reference assigned by the Service Information about the residence such as the number or bedrooms, condition. Properties are known by Identifiers such as the UPRN from GeoPlace. The name of the Service. An Identifier that can be looked up, to provide more information about the Service, such as contact information, eligibility, opening times and so on. A categorisation of the type of Service A URL to a web page to give more information about a Service