Bare Act
The Public Records Act, 1993 & Public Records Rules, 1997
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This legislation establishes the framework for managing and preserving official government documents and digital files. It applies to all central government departments, union territories, and related public bodies, requiring them to appoint records officers responsible for maintaining, classifying, and eventually disposing of records. The Act ensures that important historical and administrative information is properly archived, accessible for reference, and securely protected, while allowing for the removal of temporary documents to maintain efficient government operations.
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- 13Archival Advisory Board.
- 14Functions of the Boaid.
- 15Power of the Directoi General to lay down
- 16Protection of action taken in good faith.
- 17Power to make rules.
- 18Laying of rules before Parliament.
- CTraining of Records Officer and Staff :
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