Hi folks.  I know this subject has been discussed ad nauseum at times, but I
am in a pinch for some information rather expeditiously.  I need references
to how Sarbanes Oxley has effected records management/information.  I have
consulted my own research but thought some of you may have information
handy, as I have a meeting on this in the a.m. tomorrow.  Your thoughts
and/or links would be fine.  I thank you kindly, in advance, if you are able
to send this today.  Cheers.  I hope you are having a wonderful day.
John

John A. Gervais
Program Manager
Policy and Standards Section
Information Policy and Governance Division
Statistics and Information Management Directorate
Policy and Planning Branch
Canada Revenue Agency
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