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Section
40.14.010

Definition and classification of public records.

Section
40.14.020

Division of archives and records management—State archivist—Powers and duties—Duties of public officials.

Section
40.14.022

Division of archives and records management—Imaging account.

Section
40.14.024

Division of archives and records management—Local government archives account.

Section
40.14.025

Division of archives and records management—Allocation of costs of services—Public records efficiency, preservation, and access account.

Section
40.14.026

Division of archives and records management—Competitive grant program to improve technology information systems for public records and related training—Review of program and training services—Public records request log—Agency reporting requirements—Duties of the joint legislative audit and review committee.

Section
40.14.027

Local government archives and records management services—Judgment debtor surcharge.

Section
40.14.030

Transfer to state archives—Certified copies, cost—Public disclosure.

Section
40.14.040

Records officers—Designation—Powers and duties.

Section
40.14.050

Records committee—Composition, travel expenses, meetings, powers and duties—Retention schedules.

Section
40.14.060

Destruction, disposition of official public records or office files and memoranda—Record retention schedules.

Section
40.14.070

Destruction, disposition, donation of local government records—Preservation for historical interest—Local records committee, duties—Record retention schedules—Sealed records—Peace and corrections officer personnel records.

Section
40.14.080

Legislative records—Duties of legislative officials, employees and state archivist—Delivery of records—Custody—Availability.

Section
40.14.140

Legislative records—Party caucuses to be advised—Information and instructions.

Section
40.14.150

Legislative records—Use for research.

Section
40.14.160

Legislative records—Rules for access to records.

Section
40.14.170

Legislative records—Sound recordings.

Section
40.14.180

Preservation and Destruction of Public Records.

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Definition and classification of public records.

Division of archives and records management—State archivist—Powers and duties—Duties of public officials.

Division of archives and records management—Imaging account.

Division of archives and records management—Local government archives account.

Division of archives and records management—Allocation of costs of services—Public records efficiency, preservation, and access account.

Local government archives and records management services—Judgment debtor surcharge.

Transfer to state archives—Certified copies, cost—Public disclosure.

Records officers—Designation—Powers and duties.

Records committee—Composition, travel expenses, meetings, powers and duties—Retention schedules.

Destruction, disposition of official public records or office files and memoranda—Record retention schedules.

Destruction, disposition, donation of local government records—Preservation for historical interest—Local records committee, duties—Record retention schedules—Sealed records—Peace and corrections officer personnel records.

Chapter not to affect other laws.

Legislative records—Defined.

Legislative records—Contribution of papers by legislators and employees.

Legislative records—"Clerk," "secretary" defined.

Legislative records—Duties of legislative officials, employees and state archivist—Delivery of records—Custody—Availability.

Legislative records—Party caucuses to be advised—Information and instructions.

Legislative records—Use for research.

Legislative records—Rules for access to records.

Legislative records—Sound recordings.

Legislative records—Construction—Confidentiality of bill drafting records.