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Codes of nomenclature are primarily concerned with the creation and use of new names and new combinations. The Bacteriological Code (Lapage et al., 1992) is no exception, and there are no mechanisms currently incorporated in the present revision that allow either a taxonomist or other microbiologists to refer to a central register of such important changes in taxonomic opinion, in the same way that new validly published names or combinations are listed in the Notification Lists or in the Validation Lists.

‘List of Changes in Taxonomic Opinion’: making use of the new lists