07 / 20 The split of the old Section J

The split of the old Section J

The split of the former Section J into Section J and Section K, and the shift in lettering for the sections that follow.

The four levels

1. Level 1 Section One letter
2. Level 2 Division Two digits
3. Level 3 Group Three digits
4. Level 4 Class Four digits

Guides in this cluster

• How did the lettering of later sections change?

  How the section letters after K shifted by one letter in NACE Rev. 2.1, and why a letter without a version is ambiguous.

• How does the Section J split appear in a correspondence table?

  How the Section J split appears in a correspondence table, the four correspondence types, and why a table does not pick a new code.

• What does the new Section J cover?

  What the new Section J in NACE Rev. 2.1 covers, which divisions it contains, and where its boundary sits.

• What does the new Section K cover?

  What the new Section K in NACE Rev. 2.1 covers, which divisions it contains, and where its boundary sits.

• What does the split mean for reading an old Section J code?

  What the Section J split means for reading an old Section J code, and the checks that must come before the code is restated.

• What happened to division 61, telecommunication?

  What happened to division 61 in NACE Rev. 2.1, how three groups became one group, and what the merger does not change.

• What happened to division 62, computer programming and consultancy?

  What happened to division 62 in NACE Rev. 2.1, how its classes became groups, and where cybersecurity work sits.

• What happened to division 63, information services?

  What happened to division 63 in NACE Rev. 2.1, how groups 63.1 and 63.9 were created, and what moved out.

• Where did cybersecurity activities go in NACE Rev. 2.1?

  Where cybersecurity activities sit in NACE Rev. 2.1, why there is no standalone cybersecurity class, and which notes to read.

• Which activities moved into Section J from division 63?

  Which activities moved from division 63 into the new Section J, and how the new group 60.3 records the move.

• Which activities remained in Section K from division 63?

  Which activities from division 63 remained in the new Section K, and how groups 63.1 and 63.9 hold them.

• Why was the former Section J split?

  Why the former Section J was split into two sections in NACE Rev. 2.1, and what the review behind the split set out to do.

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