Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords. Record Office

found: Annual review, 1999-2000:t.p. (House of Lords Record Office, the Parliamentary Archives) p. 5 (In this Millennium year it is striking to recall that the Record Office was founded only as recently as 1946 though its holdings date back to 1497; the office's responsibility for the archives of both Houses was formalised by new funding arrangements that took effect in Apr. 1999; to present a clearer profile of the office's role in serving both Houses of Parliament, the subsidiary title "The Parliamentary Archives" was adopted)

found: E-mail from House of Lords Record Office, Oct. 31, 2001("The Parliamentary Archives" is a supporting title to "House of Lords Records Office," co-extensive, not subsidiary)

found: Parliamentary Archives. Annual review, 2005/2006:page 2 (in the course of 2006 the office will become known as the Parliamentary Archives. This description rather than HLRO is associated increasingly with the services offered within Parliament and also outside it in dealings with the public and the archive community and will provide much needed clarity for all users)

found: Wikipedia, viewed 3 September 2018(the present title, Parliamentary Archives, was officially adopted in November 2006, as a change from the previous title, House of Lords Record Office)