❓ A parliamentary question regarding compliance with the State Records Act 2000, specifically concerning annual reporting requirements by government organisations. The Minister provides data on non-compliance and reported breaches.
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STATE RECORDS ACT 2000 - REQUIREMENTS
Section 60(1)(b) of the State Records Act 2000 requires the State Records Commission to monitor compliance by government organisations with their record-keeping plans. State Records Commissioner standard 2, principle 6 requires government organisations to include an appropriate section in their annual reporting regarding all the factors to which I alluded yesterday. (1) Which government organisations have not complied with this requirement in their latest annual report? (2) How many breaches or possible breaches of section 60(1)(c) have been reported to the commission in 2006-07? Hon ADELE FARINA
Section 60(1)(b) of the State Records Act 2000 requires the State Records Commission to monitor compliance by government organisations with their record-keeping plans. State Records Commissioner standard 2, principle 6 requires government organisations to include an appropriate section in their annual reporting regarding all the factors to which I alluded yesterday. (1) Which government organisations have not complied with this requirement in their latest annual report? (2) How many breaches or possible breaches of section 60(1)(c) have been reported to the commission in 2006-07? Hon ADELE FARINA
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. Before I provide the answer, I would like to put on the record that the reason that an answer was not provided yesterday is that the question was tabled an hour after the due time. The honourable member was informed that that was the reason the answer could not be provided yesterday. (1) The latest data that may be of use to the member shows that in March 2006, the annual reports of more than 130 state government organisations were examined, six of which did not comply with the principle. (2) Two.
(1) Which government organisations have not complied with this requirement in their latest annual report? (2) How many breaches or possible breaches of section 60(1)(c) have been reported to the commission in 2006-07? Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Before I provide the answer, I would like to put on the record that the reason that an answer was not provided yesterday is that the question was tabled an hour after the due time. The honourable member was informed that that was the reason the answer could not be provided yesterday. (1) The latest data that may be of use to the member shows that in March 2006, the annual reports of more than 130 state government organisations were examined, six of which did not comply with the principle. (2) Two.
(2) How many breaches or possible breaches of section 60(1)(c) have been reported to the commission in 2006-07? Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Before I provide the answer, I would like to put on the record that the reason that an answer was not provided yesterday is that the question was tabled an hour after the due time. The honourable member was informed that that was the reason the answer could not be provided yesterday. (1) The latest data that may be of use to the member shows that in March 2006, the annual reports of more than 130 state government organisations were examined, six of which did not comply with the principle. (2) Two.
Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Before I provide the answer, I would like to put on the record that the reason that an answer was not provided yesterday is that the question was tabled an hour after the due time. The honourable member was informed that that was the reason the answer could not be provided yesterday. (1) The latest data that may be of use to the member shows that in March 2006, the annual reports of more than 130 state government organisations were examined, six of which did not comply with the principle. (2) Two.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. Before I provide the answer, I would like to put on the record that the reason that an answer was not provided yesterday is that the question was tabled an hour after the due time. The honourable member was informed that that was the reason the answer could not be provided yesterday. (1) The latest data that may be of use to the member shows that in March 2006, the annual reports of more than 130 state government organisations were examined, six of which did not comply with the principle. (2) Two.
(1) The latest data that may be of use to the member shows that in March 2006, the annual reports of more than 130 state government organisations were examined, six of which did not comply with the principle. (2) Two.
(2) Two.
(1) Which government organisations have not complied with this requirement in their latest annual report? (2) How many breaches or possible breaches of section 60(1)(c) have been reported to the commission in 2006-07? Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Before I provide the answer, I would like to put on the record that the reason that an answer was not provided yesterday is that the question was tabled an hour after the due time. The honourable member was informed that that was the reason the answer could not be provided yesterday. (1) The latest data that may be of use to the member shows that in March 2006, the annual reports of more than 130 state government organisations were examined, six of which did not comply with the principle. (2) Two.
(2) How many breaches or possible breaches of section 60(1)(c) have been reported to the commission in 2006-07? Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Before I provide the answer, I would like to put on the record that the reason that an answer was not provided yesterday is that the question was tabled an hour after the due time. The honourable member was informed that that was the reason the answer could not be provided yesterday. (1) The latest data that may be of use to the member shows that in March 2006, the annual reports of more than 130 state government organisations were examined, six of which did not comply with the principle. (2) Two.
Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Before I provide the answer, I would like to put on the record that the reason that an answer was not provided yesterday is that the question was tabled an hour after the due time. The honourable member was informed that that was the reason the answer could not be provided yesterday. (1) The latest data that may be of use to the member shows that in March 2006, the annual reports of more than 130 state government organisations were examined, six of which did not comply with the principle. (2) Two.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. Before I provide the answer, I would like to put on the record that the reason that an answer was not provided yesterday is that the question was tabled an hour after the due time. The honourable member was informed that that was the reason the answer could not be provided yesterday. (1) The latest data that may be of use to the member shows that in March 2006, the annual reports of more than 130 state government organisations were examined, six of which did not comply with the principle. (2) Two.
(1) The latest data that may be of use to the member shows that in March 2006, the annual reports of more than 130 state government organisations were examined, six of which did not comply with the principle. (2) Two.
(2) Two.
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