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The activities of inspecting, notifying and applying penalties in relation to the organisation's regulatory role, and managing applications for services, licences, permits, registrations and other approvals.
See Authorisation To Council for records relating to authorisations to carry out regulatory and enforcement activities.
See General Retention and Disposal Authority - Administrative records Property Management - Leasing-out for records relating to the issue of approvals for usage of and conduct of activities on the organisation's premises.
See General Retention and Disposal Authority - Administrative records Property Management - Security for records relating to audio visual recordings used as part of security measures for council property.
No | Description of records | Disposal action |
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17.1 | Key records of enforcement and licensing. Includes:
| Required as State archives |
17.2 | Records relating to:
Records include:
| Retain minimum of 7 years after action completed, then destroy |
17.3 | Records relating to applications for permits, approvals etc for:
Records include applications, determinations, associated correspondence, etc. | Retain minimum of 7 years after action completed or expiry or termination, then destroy |
17.4 | Records relating to the issue of permits, licences, approvals, etc. for low-risk activities or temporary activities. Includes:
Records include applications, refusals, determinations, cancellations, transferrals, amendments, renewals, suspensions, revocations and associated correspondence. | Retain minimum of 1 year after expiry or action completed, then destroy |
17.5 | Audio visual surveillance and monitoring records (e.g. closed circuit television (CCTV) footage, Body Worn Video) which are not required for evidentiary, regulatory or other operational purposes. Note: where the recordings are required as evidence retain in accordance with the relevant entries. | Retain until administrative or reference use ceases, then destroy |
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