What's Good for the Goose
Who's Transitioning?
Return to Office
Who Will Win?
Staying Digital
100

All recorded information, including emails, reports, forms, etc.

What is a Federal Record?

100

Everyone including government employees and contractors are responsible.

What is - Who is responsibly for managing records?

100

First alphabetical then numerical.

What is File Arrangement?

100

Published by NARA and govern the retention and disposition of administrative records common to all federal agencies.

What is the General Record Schedule?

100

Information created, used, maintained, transmitted and disposed in electronic form.

What is a Electronic Record?

200

Item with a defined retention & eventually will be destroyed.

What is a Temporary Record?

200

It protects personally identifiable information (PII).

What is Title 5?

200

What should you do with a document now that you created it?

What is Saving or Filing a document electronically?

200

* Surveys and program records, unique to the Census Bureau.


What is the Census Record Schedule?

200

Saving documents electronically & scanning paper records.

What is transitioning to Electronic Records?

300

Governmental owned journals, personal papers, copies, etc.

What are Non-Records?

300

It protects information collected from or on behalf of a respondent and prohibits disclosure of this information.

What is Title 13?

300

All records listed in the office.

What is a File Inventory Plan?

300

Organizing, limiting copies & access, and deleting records that met retention.


What is ….. Caring for Records?

300

Action taken to dispose of records no longer needed for government business.

What is Disposition?

400

Records currently being used.

What is a Active Record?

400

Manual that contains the Census Bureau Records Management Policy.

What is … PPM, Chapter K3

400

Doctors reminders, copy of PMR and to do list.

What are … Personal papers.

400

Census Bureau most essential and irreplaceable records need to meet operational responsibilities.

What are Vital Records?

400

Records that have met their retention date.

What are... Records that can be deleted.

500

I have enduring and historical value and will go to NARA after 15 years.

What is a Permanent Record?

500

The care, retention and disposition of all records.

What is Records Management?

500

Creation, Maintenance and Disposition

What is the Life Cycle of a Record?

500

Provides retention and disposition instruction for government agencies.

What is a Record Schedule?

500

Unauthorized destruction/use of government records.

What is …. Unauthorized destruction or mishandling of Records.

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