COEL - Confusing references and structure of 3.2.1 Artefact Format

Create a separate numbered section (let's say 4 for this example): 4. JSON Object Format 4.1 An artefact is a JSON Object with the value names and property types as defined in table 1. table 1 Where you now have "See below for details" replace as appropriate with: (see 4.2 Version) or (see 4.3 Common Format) 4.2 Version (so that it matches your order of values table 2 4.3 Common Format (Cluster, Class, Sub-class, Element) The Cluster, Class, Sub-class and Element sections have the same format. That format consists of the value names and data types defined in table 3: table 3 The further text: Each activity is described fully by its cluster, class, sub-class, and element code numbers. When an activity is being used as a general term (or the detail is not sufficient to describe at all four levels) the upper levels can be used in place of the more specialized descriptions (by providing a zero value for the lower level code numbers). For example, Travel by sports car would be coded as cluster = 22, class = 2, subclass=1, element=1, while travel by land would be coded as cluster = 22, class = 2, subclass=0, element=0. Needs to be broken into a separate paragraph following the format sections and the example needs to be indented and labeled as an example.