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The paper presents the approach currently used to define a new version of the Unified Enterprise Modelling Language (UEML). UEML is intended as an intermediate language that is able to incorporate and support integrated use of a wide variety of existing modelling languages. A central idea behind the UEML approach is separation of reference, a technique that supports language and model interoperability by (1) breaking modelling constructs and model elements down into ontologically primitive concepts and (2) mapping each concept onto a common ontology. The paper also discusses the UEML approach in relation to long-term, global, integrated model management. The aim is to direct future development of the UEML approach and of UEML, including its tools and organisation.