The Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, wishes to suggest that access term elements be added to the content model for the <head> tag. Justification: This would allow <controlaccess> terms to be used in heads where appropriate. Example of use: Finding aids for collections of family papers typically include biographical notes for more than one person. Each such note is tagged as a separate <bioghist> within one larger <bioghist>. The heading for each subordinate <bioghist> is the name of the family member, which is not used elsewhere within that person's <bioghist>. Tagging the names as heads enables us to pull the name into the navigator window, but not to code for searching with other <persname>s in the finding aid. Example of proposed use (for Doe family papers): <bioghist><head>Biographical Notes</head> <bioghist><HEAD><PERSNAME>John Doe</PERSNAME></HEAD> <chronlist><chronitem><date>1900, Jan. 1</date><event>Born, Washington, D.C.</event></chronitem>...etc.</chronlist></bioghist> <bioghist><HEAD><PERSNAME>Jane Doe</PERSNAME></HEAD> <chronlist> etc. </bioghist></bioghist>