13 Tex. Admin. Code § 7.73 - Policies and Procedures
(a) Local
government records management officers, in conjunction with the governing body,
shall approve and institute written policies and procedures that communicate an
enterprise-wide approach for electronic records management practices, and
ensure electronic records maintain and retain reliability, usability,
integrity, and authenticity.
(b) A
local government's policies and procedures must:
(1) establish a component of the local
government's active and continuing records management program to address the
management of electronic records created, received, retained, used,
transmitted, or disposed of electronically, including electronic records
maintained or managed by third-party custodians or other external
entities;
(2) integrate the
management of electronic records into existing records and information
resources management programs;
(3)
incorporate electronic records management objectives, responsibilities, and
authorities;
(4) address electronic
records management requirements, including retention requirements and final
disposition;
(5) address the use of
new technologies through regular media and format conversion, recopying,
reformatting, and other necessary maintenance to ensure the retention and
usability of electronic records until the expiration of their retention periods
and final disposition; and
(6)
ensure transparency by documenting, in an open and verifiable manner, the
processes and activities carried out in the management of electronic
records.
(c) A local
government's policies and procedures must ensure information that must be
protected from unauthorized use or disclosure is appropriately protected as
required by applicable law, regulation, or other applicable requirement.
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