Utah Admin. Code R36-1-4 - Records Management Committee Meeting Procedures
(1) Meetings shall be held at least once each
quarter, as required in Subsection
63A-12-113(1)(b).
(2) A committee chair, appointed from among
the committee's members, as required in Subsection
63A-12-113(1)(a),
shall be elected by the committee members annually. There is no term limit for
chairmanship.
(3) Each meeting
shall be called to order by the committee chair and may start once a quorum of
four members is present and the meeting is being recorded.
(4) Third party presentations may be
permitted. Prior to the hearing, the third party shall notify State Archives
support staff of intent to present.
(5) A RIM Specialist from the State Archives
shall present a proposed retention schedule. The committee shall discuss the
schedule and ask questions as needed.
(6) Each committee member in attendance shall
vote whether or not to approve each schedule. A majority vote of members
present is required for a motion to pass. If a retention schedule is not
approved, a committee member shall make recommendations as to how to modify or
improve the schedule for approval at the next meeting, if applicable.
(7) The committee may adjourn, reschedule, or
continue a meeting on the motion of a member.
(8) The following provisions govern any
meeting at which one or more members of the committee or a party appears
telephonically or electronically, pursuant to Section
52-4-207.
(a) The anchor location is the physical
location from which the electronic meeting originates or from which the
participants are connected. The anchor location, unless otherwise designated in
the notice, shall be at the offices of the Utah Division of Archives and
Records Service, Salt Lake City, Utah.
(b) If one or more committee members or
parties may be participating electronically or telephonically, public notices
of the meeting shall so indicate. In addition, the notice shall specify the
anchor location where the members of the committee not participating
electronically or telephonically shall be meeting and where interested persons
and the public may attend and monitor the open portions of the
meeting.
(c) When notice is given
of the possibility of a member of the committee appearing electronically or
telephonically, any member of the committee may do so and shall be counted as
present for purposes of a quorum and may fully participate and vote on any
matter coming before the committee. At the commencement of the meeting, or at
such time as any member of the committee initially appears electronically or
telephonically, the committee chair shall identify for the record each of those
who are appearing telephonically or electronically. Votes by members of the
committee who are not at the physical location of the meeting shall be
confirmed by the committee chair.
Notes
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