31 Miss. Code. R. 5-1.2 - Definitions
1. "Public Record" means any book, record,
paper, account, letter, map, photograph, film, card, tape, recording or
reproduction thereof, and any other documentary material, regardless of
physical form or characteristic, having been used, being in use or prepared,
possessed or retained for use in the conduct, transaction or performance of any
business, transaction work, duty or function of the Mississippi Department of
Public Safety, or required to be maintained by the Department.
2. "Non-Exempt Record" refers to the part of
a public record which does not fall under one of the exceptions to or
exemptions from disclosure in the Public Records Act.
3. An "Identifiable Record" is a record that
is identifiable if a reasonably specific description of the record has been
given, such as the date of the record, the subject matter, division or person
involved, etc., which will permit location or retrieval of the
record.
4. A "Working Day" is any
day other than a weekend, state holiday or other day on which, by executive
order, the Mississippi Department of Public Safety is authorized to be closed,
or the employees of the Mississippi Department of Public Safety are authorized
to be absent.
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