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Define The Following Terms
6 points
Public Record
Non-Records
Archival Records
Essential/ Vital Records
Active Records
Inactive Records
Records referred to frequently (at least once a month, and required for a department to confuct its business)
Records retained to meet fiscal, legal, or administrative needs, or that hold historically significant information.
Any record in connection with the transaction of public business.
Records not needed for day-to-day operations
Extra copies of documents preserved for conveneince
Records critical to the continued operation or survival of an organization during or immediately following a crisis.
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Matching
2 points
Records Disposition
Records Inventory
The descriptive listing of each record series or group together, with an indiction of location and other pertinent data
A final administrative action taken regarding the destruction or transfer of public records.
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What are some examples of public records?
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Breakdown a records life cycle
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Who owns the records a municipal staff member creates?
1 point
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Who Is The Deputy Custodian Of Records?
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What is the general public records law statute?
1 point
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What are the three state government entities that provide guidance to municipalities, and what does each one do?
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Who comprises the SRC?
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