Where the DPR describes it

Administrator has configured the stage as blocking, an approved item is routed to the National Content Standards Authority, which registers it for uniformity or returns it with observations; the stage is not an instructional approval and does not displace the Reviewing and Approving Authority's decision.
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Approved content is validated against the interoperability standard it declares before it can proceed; a failure is reported by standard and element, and nothing partial is retained. Where the registration stage is configured as blocking, the item routes to the National Content Standards Authority, which registers it for uniformity or returns it with observations, a decision distinct from, and not a substitute for, the Reviewing and Approving Authority's approval. On registration, the item is indexed against the configured taxonomies and published to the central library, where it is discoverable and reusable by reference. An Institute may …
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1. Who does what: user journey

2. The steps and decisions: BPMN process flow

3. Where to do it: screens