Minnesota SF1988 amends government record retention law to define correspondence and establish a minimum three-year retention period for such.
Minnesota SF1988 amends the definition of correspondence in government record retention law, specifying it includes written or electronic text-based communications documenting events, decisions, business, and functions of agencies, public authorities, or political entities. The bill mandates a minimum three-year retention period for correspondence, ensuring these records are kept for at least three years from creation or receipt.
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