Bill wrote:  " Should records that are deemed vital be exempt from destruction, regardless of what the
disposition instructions or retention schedules indicate?"

I don't think so.  Some records are vital only for a short period of time (accounts receivable records, for example), and those that will always be considered vital (company charter / by-laws, for example), will probably already have a long-term retention period for operational or historical purposes.   I guess I'm having a hard time thinking of a record series where the retention period would run out prior to its vital nature ending.


Thank you,
Deanna L. Brouillette, CRM
Records Manager
Chesapeake Energy Corporation
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