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The Record Retention and Destruction Policy outlines the guidelines for the protection, maintenance, and proper disposal of necessary records for SPIRIT NYS. It addresses the obligations of Board

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1. Identify the types of records that need to be retained.
2. Determine the retention period for each type of record based on legal, regulatory, and business requirements.
3. Create a record retention schedule that outlines which records to keep and for how long.
4. Establish procedures for the safe storage of records during the retention period.
5. Review records periodically to ensure compliance with the retention schedule.
6. Develop a destruction policy that specifies how and when records will be destroyed.
7. Ensure that the destruction process is secure and compliant with relevant regulations.

Who needs record retention and destruction?

1. Organizations required to comply with legal and regulatory obligations.
2. Businesses that handle sensitive or confidential information.
3. Any entity that wants to efficiently manage its records and reduce liability.
4. Departments such as legal, finance, and human resources that generate and hold records.

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What is record retention and destruction?

Record retention is the practice of maintaining records for a specified period of time to comply with legal, regulatory, or business requirements. Record destruction involves the proper disposal of records that are no longer needed, ensuring that sensitive information is securely destroyed to prevent unauthorized access.

Who is required to file record retention and destruction?

Organizations and individuals that generate, maintain, or manage records are required to file record retention and destruction policies. This includes businesses, government entities, non-profits, and any entity that handles sensitive or regulated information.

How to fill out record retention and destruction?

To fill out a record retention and destruction form, begin by identifying the type of record, its retention period, and the date it was created. Document the method of destruction, any applicable legal or regulatory guidelines, and ensure all pertinent stakeholders have approved the record disposition before proceeding.

What is the purpose of record retention and destruction?

The purpose of record retention and destruction is to ensure compliance with laws and regulations, reduce storage costs, minimize risk of data breaches, and maintain an organized approach to records management that supports efficient business operations.

What information must be reported on record retention and destruction?

Information that must be reported includes the record type, creation date, retention duration, destruction method, the date of destruction, and any relevant legal or regulatory requirements that govern the handling of that record.