Appendix I : New Relationship Designators

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There are three new relationship designators Appendix I: 

organizer [I.2.2]
cartographer (expression) [I.3.1]
minute taker [I.3.1]

[Source : RDA Toolkit]

Comments by Aaron Kuperman, Law Librarian, Library of Congress : This list is flexible. It is expected that new terms will be constantly added. Consider it as being similar to how LCSH grows, rather than the former system under LCRI under changes were few and far between.

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