This forum, in my humble opinion, is for the sharing of knowledge.  It
is not for grinding a particular ax against a particular organization.
If you have a problem with a particular organization, take it up with
the management there, not with the rest of us!

From the responses that I have received from several other individuals
in this forum, I am not the only person with this opinion.

That said, please let this matter drop.  I don't want to start an
endless back and forth that will clearly have no resolution.

Lisa Hawkins, CRM
Information Management Analyst
BWXT Y-12
Information Policy, Records & Document Management
(865) 241-8816


-----Original Message-----
From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
Behalf Of Don Saklad
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 4:24 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: City Councils' Minutes are municipal records. Our City
Councils' records need competent records managers

Regarding the message from an Information Management Analyst
professional in the field of Information Policy, Records & Document
Management...

Minutes are municipal records. Our City Councils' records need a
competent records management protocol that actually would put into
practice records mangers', archivists' and librarians' professional
ethics.

It's one thing to pronounce the profession's ethics.

It's another thing to put the professions' ethics into practice.

_ _ _ _ _   _ _ _ _ _
Regarding the Minutes of the Boston City Council, Council Executive
Session Minutes become public record afterward according to the
Massachusetts Public Records Division http://mass.gov/sec

City Council Docket 1454 Executive Session December 6, 2006 Minutes can
be requested from the City Clerk http://cityofboston.gov/cityclerk by
all interested in learning more about the City Council proceedings.

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