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Records Governance Policy

Governance records shall be accurate, controlled, retrievable, versioned, protected, corrected, archived, and retained according to approved and legally verified requirements. Records should be sufficient to demonstrate material authority, appointments, approvals, votes, recusals, delegations, financial approvals, endorsements, accountability actions, amendments, transition, and publication status without treating every informal conversation as a governance record. PAC records remain PAC records when temporarily stored on personal systems, subject to privacy and law. No retention period is invented by this policy.

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Records Governance Policy

Policy Text

16. Records Governance Policy

Governance records shall be accurate, controlled, retrievable, versioned, protected, corrected, archived, and retained according to approved and legally verified requirements. Records should be sufficient to demonstrate material authority, appointments, approvals, votes, recusals, delegations, financial approvals, endorsements, accountability actions, amendments, transition, and publication status without treating every informal conversation as a governance record. PAC records remain PAC records when temporarily stored on personal systems, subject to privacy and law. No retention period is invented by this policy.

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