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<br />J.Ofl¿,.,. <br /> <br />"Text àocumen\s--Narrativ~ or tabular documents, such as leth~rs, memorandwns, and reports, in loosely <br />prescribed fonn and fonnat. <br /> <br />§7.72. GENERAL <br />(a) these rules establish the minimum requirements for the maintenance, use, retention, and storage of <br />all medium-term long-tenn, and permanent electronic records of state agencies and local governments, and <br />archival electronic records of state agencies. TheSe rules do not apply to short-term electronic records, but the <br />short-term electronic records of local governments are subject to the applicable provisioI1? of the Local Govern- <br />ment Code, Chapter 205. <br />(b) Unless otherwise noted, these requirements apply to all electronic records storage systems, whether <br />on núcrocomputers, núnicomputers, or main-frame computers, regardless of storage media. <br />(c) An electronic storage authorization request certifying that these rules will be followed must be <br />subnútted to and approved by the director and librarian for all existing electronic storage of medium-term, long- <br />tenn, and permanent state or local government records and state archival records, and before any new electronic <br />storage of medium-tenn, long-term, and permanent state or local government records and state archival records. <br />The authorization request must be subnútted in a fonn and manner to be determined by the director and librarian <br />and must be signed by the agency head or designated records administrator (for state agencies), or the records <br />management officer (for local governments). <br />(d) The agency head or designated records administrator (for state agencies), and the governing bod y <br />or records management officer in cooperation with records custodians (for local governments) must: <br />. ~ <br />(1) adnl.inister a program for the management of records cr~ated, received, maintained, used, or <br />stored on electronic media; <br />(2) integrate the management of electronic records with other records and infonnation resources <br />management programs of the agency; <br />(3) incorporate electronic records management objectives, responsibilities, and authorities in <br />pertinent agency directives; <br />(4) establish procedures for addressing records management requirements, including recordke€p- <br />ing requirements and disposition; <br />(5) ensure that training is provided for users of electronic records systems in the operation, care, <br />and handling of the equipment, software, and media used in the system; <br />(6) ensure the development and maintenance of up-to-date documentation about all electronic <br />records systems that is adequate to specify all technical characteristics necessary for reading or processing the <br />records and the timely, authorized disposition of records; and <br />(7) specify the location and media on which electronic records are maintained to me€t retention <br />requirements and maintain inventories of electronic records systems to facilitate disposition. <br />(e) With the exception of subsections (c) and (f) of this section, which are effective immediately, state <br />agencies and local governments must be in compliance with the Standards and Procedures for Electronic Records <br />on or before January 2, 1995. <br />(0 Any electronic recordkeeping system not meeting the provisions of thes€ rules may be utilized for <br />medium-term, long-tenn, or permanent state or local government records and state archival records provided the <br /> <br /> <br />Electronic REcords Standards and Proœdur~s : ì . <br /> <br />Suppl. p.5-19.5 <br />