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Public bodies that run or maintain an email system must adopt a written policy on email monitoring.
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Military discharge records held by a governmental body are confidential for 75 years, and access or release is limited to this section or a court order.
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A county register may not let a military discharge record be viewed online except through a county-register-approved subscription service.
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Preparer may not put personally identifying information on recorded documents, and the county register must handle redaction requests and redaction procedures as stated.
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Government-held information about security systems for property must be treated as confidential and is not open to public inspection.
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Sections 10-7-601 to 10-7-606 may be cited as the “Open Appointments Act.”
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This section defines “Agency,” “Secretary,” and “Vacancy” for §§ 10-7-601 to 10-7-606, with specific exclusions for some agencies and vacancies.
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Certain agency officials must send specified agency information to the secretary of state on the secretary of state’s forms.
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The secretary of state must update required data annually, publish compiled data each year around November 15, deliver copies to the governor and general assembly, and make copies available to interested persons at cost and for viewing.
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Agency vacancy notices must be sent to the secretary on set deadlines, and the secretary must publish and mail vacancy listings.
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The secretary must annually send a report to the governor and the general assembly.
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The appointing authority should try to make board and committee appointments that reflect the minority population, and certain appointing authorities must consult, report annually by December 1, and keep application information available for public inspection with confidentiality limits.
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Certain municipal records are treated as public records; temporary records may be scheduled for disposal if authorized here.
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The municipal technical advisory service may compile and print records retention manuals, and municipalities may authorize disposal of certain records under specified conditions.
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This section defines “library” and “library record” for the chapter.
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Library employees must not disclose identifying library records, except in specified situations.
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This chapter applies to libraries included within chapters 1 and 3-5 of this title.
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The commissioner of environment and conservation may organize the department, appoint staff, delegate powers, and issue and enforce rules, including fee rules.
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Certain department records are confidential and generally cannot be inspected by the public.
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Department divisions and their employees must cooperate with the state wildlife resources agency, and the commissioner can resolve disputes between divisions.