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Even by the admission of the nation's top federal records officer, many of
the issues related to government records management are mundane.
"It's like the lights," said Paul Wester, a longtime senior executive at
the National Archives and Records Administration who has served as the
nation's first chief records officer since 2011. "They come on, they go
off. You press the button, it all works. People expect records to be like
that."
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