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STATE OF WASHINGTON LOCAL RECORDS COMMITTEE Office of the State Auditor Office of the Attorney General Office of the State Archivist PO Box 40238 Olympia, Washington 985040238 (360) 5864900 September

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How to fill out local records committee meeting:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary documents and records that need to be reviewed and discussed during the meeting.
2. Create an agenda outlining the topics and items that will be discussed during the meeting. This will ensure that all important matters are addressed.
3. Set a date, time, and location for the meeting. Make sure it is convenient for all members of the committee to attend.
4. Send out meeting invitations to all relevant stakeholders. This may include individuals responsible for maintaining local records, representatives from different departments or agencies, and any other parties with a vested interest in the records.
5. Before the meeting, review the documents and records thoroughly. Familiarize yourself with any specific issues or concerns that need to be addressed.
6. During the meeting, follow the agenda and facilitate discussions on each item. Take notes on any decisions or actions that are made.
7. Assign tasks or responsibilities to committee members as necessary. This will ensure that any action items resulting from the meeting are properly addressed and followed through.
8. After the meeting, compile the meeting minutes summarizing the discussions, decisions, and actions taken during the meeting. Distribute the minutes to all attendees and relevant stakeholders.
9. Ensure that any agreed-upon actions or tasks are completed in a timely manner. Regularly follow up on the progress and report back to the committee as necessary.
10. Repeat the process for any future committee meetings or as required to consistently review and manage local records.

Who needs local records committee meeting:

1. Government agencies or departments responsible for maintaining local records.
2. Organizations that deal with public records or archives.
3. Committees or groups specifically formed to oversee the management and preservation of local records.
4. Individuals responsible for records management or compliance within their organization.
5. Stakeholders who have a vested interest in the local records and want to ensure proper management and preservation.

Note: The specific entities or individuals who need a local records committee meeting may vary depending on the jurisdiction and organization. It is important to assess the specific needs and requirements of your local records management system to determine who needs to be involved in the committee meetings.

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What is local records committee meeting?

Local records committee meeting is a meeting where committee members discuss and review records management practices within a specific locality.

Who is required to file local records committee meeting?

Local government officials and representatives responsible for managing public records are required to file local records committee meeting.

How to fill out local records committee meeting?

To fill out local records committee meeting, officials must document discussions, decisions, and actions taken during the meeting regarding records management.

What is the purpose of local records committee meeting?

The purpose of local records committee meeting is to ensure proper management, preservation, and access to public records within a specific locality.

What information must be reported on local records committee meeting?

Information reported on local records committee meeting includes discussion topics, decisions made, actions taken, and any challenges faced in managing public records.