[anti-abuse-wg] Allocation of number resources

In message <20130207122029.GF51699 at Space.Net>, 
Gert Doering <gert at space.net> wrote:

>If a rogue LIR gets a fresh /29 every week...


My apologies for using the above as a jumping off point for a set of
questions that are mostly unrelated to what Gert was talking about,
but...

Question:  How may an independent researcher, such as myself, determine
the entire set of address (IPv4 or IPv6) allocations that have been
issued, by RIPE NCC, to a given LIR?

Question:  Given some pre-existing record for an IP{4,6} address block
that exists, right now, within the RIPE WHOIS server, how may one
determine which LIR, specifically, was responsible for assignment of
that address block to the registered end user?  If this information is
not presently available within the RIPE WHOIS records, there is there
any human being within RIPE NCC who can/will, upon request, supply this
information?

Question:  Given some specific "admin-c" or "tech-c" contact handle,
how may one determine the entire set of number resources that are,
at present, associated with that given handle?

Question:  For the RIPE WHOIS server, is there some way to query the
server in a way so that the only responses from the server will be
strictly and only those records where there is an *exact match* of
the "netname:" field to the query string (i.e, no implicit trailing
wildcard)?

Question:  Within RIPE WHOIS records, may one organization use a par-
ticular "netname" to designate its network, even if some different
organization is already using that exact same "netname"?

Thanks in advance for any and all answers.


Regards,
rfg