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AR SB276
Bill
Status
3/21/2017
Primary Sponsor
Missy Irvin
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AI Summary
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Establishes requirements for county record retention and destruction, requiring written notice to Arkansas State Archives at least 60 days before destroying records over 50 years old.
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Mandates that records cannot be destroyed until at least one year after audit completion by Arkansas Legislative Audit or a private auditor, with records not explicitly addressed destroyed no sooner than 3 years after audit.
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Requires county officials to establish a retention conversion-and-review schedule for electronically or optically stored permanent records, reviewing data conversion at least once every 4 years to prevent data loss or technological obsolescence.
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Specifies that when records are transferred to permanent media, the transfer must meet standards for usable format, authenticity, confidentiality, accuracy, security, and backup/recovery procedures to safeguard record integrity.
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Prohibits destruction of handwritten records over 50 years old and requires custodians to document the date and type of document before destruction.
Legislative Description
Concerning County Record Retention; And To Implement Requirements For Record Retention Conversion Review.
Last Action
Notification that SB276 is now Act 560
3/21/2017