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SOMERSET INFORMATION SHARING PROTOCOLVersion:2Approved by:Information Governance, Records Management and Calico Committeeman approved:21 July 2014Name of Originator/Author:Lucy Watson, Director of

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1. To fill out information governance records, follow these steps:
2. Start by gathering all relevant information and documentation that needs to be recorded.
3. Create a template or use a pre-existing one that is suitable for your organization's needs.
4. Identify the key fields that need to be filled out, such as the document title, date, author, keywords, and any additional metadata.
5. Enter the required information into each field accurately and comprehensively.
6. Ensure that the records are properly classified and organized according to your organization's information governance policies.
7. Validate the entered information for accuracy and completeness.
8. Create a standardized naming convention for the records to facilitate easy retrieval and accessibility.
9. Review the filled-out information governance records for any errors or missing information before finalizing.
10. Store the records in a secure and centralized location, either physically or digitally, depending on your organization's preference.
11. Regularly update and maintain the information governance records as new information becomes available or changes occur within the organization.

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1. Information governance records are crucial for any organization or entity that deals with sensitive or valuable information. This can include:
2. - Government agencies
3. - Healthcare institutions
4. - Financial institutions
5. - Legal firms
6. - Educational institutions
7. - Research organizations
8. - Businesses of all sizes
9. Essentially, any entity that seeks to effectively manage, protect, and utilize their information assets while ensuring compliance with regulations and policies needs information governance records.

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What is information governance records?

Information governance records are documented policies and procedures that ensure the proper management, protection, and utilization of information throughout its lifecycle.

Who is required to file information governance records?

Organizations and entities that handle sensitive information, such as businesses, governmental agencies, and non-profits, are required to file information governance records.

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To fill out information governance records, follow established guidelines, provide accurate details about information management practices, ensure completeness, and submit the forms to the designated authority.

What is the purpose of information governance records?

The purpose of information governance records is to ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, protect sensitive information, improve data quality, and establish accountability for information management.

What information must be reported on information governance records?

Information that must be reported includes data classification, access controls, data retention policies, compliance measures, and any incidents related to information breaches.