chapter 4 - records Flashcards

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what is a public record

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any information that a public agency generates or receives in the transaction of its official duties

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records can include such items as

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  • financial transactions
  • significant working papers, drafts, & versions
  • web sites
  • general correspondence & administrative records
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what are non records

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extra copies of documents preserved only for convince of reference

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items that are considered non records

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  • blank forms, files, and office supplies
  • stocks of publications or printed brochures
  • routing slips or memos that contain no pertinent information or approvals
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what are archival records

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records that governments must keep permanently to meet fiscal, legal, or administrative needs of the government, or they contain historically significant information

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what is an essential/ vital record

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records that are fundamental to the functioning of the municipality

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what is an official record

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record or document that is placed on file as the official, often original pr approved, version

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define records inventory

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descriptive listing of each record series or group, together with an indication of location and other pertinent data

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what is records life cycle

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built on the idea that records have a life similar to biological organisms

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records four life cycle stages

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creation
active records
inactive records
disposition

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what is a records series

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a group of related records files/used together as a unit

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t/f: records municipal staff create, receive and use in their daily work belong to the municipality

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true

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what does SRC stand for

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state records committee

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what does the state records committee do

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regulate the retention and disposal of all state and local public records and promulgates related standards

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the SRC consists of which representatives

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state treasurer
attorney general
state auditor
DLGS
chief of archives

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what does DORES stand for

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division of revenue & enterprise services

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DORES three responsibilities

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records & forms analysis
records storage
image processing

18
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what are the two distinct manuals each municipality should have

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records management policy manual
records management procedure manual

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what is a records management policy manual

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a manual that outlines general records management policies, its record management program, and the records management responsibilities of each department/employee. the manual should be formally adopted by the municipality

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what is a records management procedure manual

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a manual that provides the instruction on how to carry out the steps to support the established policies.

21
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records exempt from OPRA

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privacy interests
legislative records
medical examiner records
criminal investigatory records
victim’s records
personal firearms records
trade secrets
attorney client privilege
DD214
oath of office
juvenile information
owner & maintenance manuals
HIPPA data

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what records does the public have immediate access to

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budgets
bills
vouchers
contracts
government employee salary

23
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copying costs for OPRA

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8 1/2 x 11 = 0.05
8 1/2 x 14 or larger = 0.07

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what does GRC stand for

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government records council

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OPRA violation penalties
1st violation - $1000 2nd violation - $2500 3rd violation - $5000 *all within ten years of 1st violation
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how do you request for records destruction
through the online ARTEMIS system
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methods of destroying approved inactive records
shred controlled burn archives recycle erase deletion
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active records are needed to...
conduct current business matters
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how often do you reference semi-active records
typically less than once per month
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what are inactive records
records which are no longer referenced on a regular basis
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two methods to protect essential records from disaster
proper storage facilities backup and off-site storage
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t/f: the use of a mobile device is public record
true
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what does ECM stand for
enterprise content management
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what is ECM
the process for gaining control of records and information
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three types of classification methods for records
alphabetical, numerical, alphanumerical
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factors used in determining retention schedules
administrative legal fiscal research historical essential/vital
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types of retention periods
single time frame contingent time frame permanent time frame discretionary time frame serial or on-going retention
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