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- 36 CFR 1222.1 · What are the authorities for Part 1222?
- 36 CFR 1222.2 · What definitions apply to this part?
- 36 CFR 1222.3 · What standards are used as guidance for this part?
- 36 CFR 1222.10 · How should agencies apply the statutory definition of Federal records?
- 36 CFR 1222.12 · What types of documentary materials are Federal records?
- 36 CFR 1222.14 · What are nonrecord materials?
- 36 CFR 1222.16 · How are nonrecord materials managed?
- 36 CFR 1222.18 · Under what conditions may nonrecord materials be removed from Government agencies?
- 36 CFR 1222.20 · How are personal files defined and managed?
- 36 CFR 1222.22 · What records are required to provide for adequate documentation of agency business?
- 36 CFR 1222.24 · How do agencies establish recordkeeping requirements?
- 36 CFR 1222.26 · What are the general recordkeeping requirements for agencies?
- 36 CFR 1222.28 · What are the series level recordkeeping requirements?
- 36 CFR 1222.30 · When must agencies comply with the recordkeeping requirements of other agencies?
- 36 CFR 1222.32 · How do agencies manage records created or received by contractors?
- 36 CFR 1222.34 · How must agencies maintain records?
- 36 CFR 1223.1 · What are the authorities for Part 1223?
- 36 CFR 1223.2 · What definitions apply to this part?
- 36 CFR 1223.3 · What standards are used as guidance for Part 1223?
- 36 CFR 1223.4 · What publications are incorporated by reference in this part?
- 36 CFR 1223.10 · What is the purpose of Part 1223?
- 36 CFR 1223.12 · What are the objectives of a vital records program?
- 36 CFR 1223.14 · What elements must a vital records program include?
- 36 CFR 1223.16 · How are vital records identified?
- 36 CFR 1223.18 · Must vital records be in a particular form or format?
- 36 CFR 1223.20 · What are the requirements for accessing vital records during an emergency?
- 36 CFR 1223.22 · How must agencies protect vital records?
- 36 CFR 1223.24 · When can vital records be destroyed?
- 36 CFR 1224.1 · What are the authorities for Part 1224?
- 36 CFR 1224.2 · What definitions apply to this part?
- 36 CFR 1224.3 · What standards are used as guidance for this part?
- 36 CFR 1224.10 · What must agencies do to implement an effective records disposition program?
- 36 CFR 1225.1 · What are the authorities for this part?
- 36 CFR 1225.2 · What definitions apply to this part?
- 36 CFR 1225.3 · What standards are used as guidance for this part?
- 36 CFR 1225.10 · What Federal records must be scheduled?
- 36 CFR 1225.12 · How are records schedules developed?
- 36 CFR 1225.14 · How do agencies schedule permanent records?
- 36 CFR 1225.16 · How do agencies schedule temporary records?
- 36 CFR 1225.18 · How do agencies request records disposition authority?
- 36 CFR 1225.20 · When do agencies have to get GAO approval for schedules?
- 36 CFR 1225.22 · When must agencies reschedule or review their records schedules?
- 36 CFR 1225.24 · When can an agency apply previously approved schedules to electronic records?
- 36 CFR 1225.26 · How do agencies change a disposition authority?
- 36 CFR 1226.1 · What are the general authorities for this part?
- 36 CFR 1226.2 · What definitions apply to this part?
- 36 CFR 1226.3 · What standards are used as guidance for this part?
- 36 CFR 1226.10 · Must agencies apply approved schedules to their records?
- 36 CFR 1226.12 · How do agencies disseminate approved schedules?
- 36 CFR 1226.14 · What are the limitations in applying approved records schedules?
- 36 CFR 1226.16 · Does NARA ever withdraw disposition authority?
- 36 CFR 1226.18 · When may agencies temporarily extend retention periods?
- 36 CFR 1226.20 · How do agencies temporarily extend retention periods?
- 36 CFR 1226.22 · When must agencies transfer permanent records?
- 36 CFR 1226.24 · How must agencies destroy temporary records?
- 36 CFR 1226.26 · How do agencies donate temporary records?
- 36 CFR 1227.1 · What are the authorities for Part 1227?
- 36 CFR 1227.2 · What definitions apply to this part?
- 36 CFR 1227.3 · What standards are used as guidance for this part?
- 36 CFR 1227.10 · What are General Records Schedules (GRS)?
- 36 CFR 1227.12 · When must agencies apply the GRS?
- 36 CFR 1227.14 · How do I obtain copies of the GRS?
- 36 CFR 1228.1 · What are the authorities for this part?
- 36 CFR 1228.2 · What definitions apply to this part?
- 36 CFR 1228.8 · Do loans of temporary records require NARA approval?
- 36 CFR 1228.10 · When do loans of permanent and unscheduled records require NARA approval?
- 36 CFR 1228.12 · How do agencies obtain approval to loan permanent or unscheduled records?
- 36 CFR 1228.14 · How will NARA handle a loan request?
- 36 CFR 1228.16 · When must agencies retrieve records that have been loaned?
- 36 CFR 1229.1 · What is the scope of this part?
- 36 CFR 1229.2 · What are the authorities for this part?
- 36 CFR 1229.3 · What definitions apply to this part?
- 36 CFR 1229.10 · What steps must be taken when records are a continuing menace to health or life, or to property?
- 36 CFR 1229.12 · What are the requirements during a state of war or threatened war?
- 36 CFR 1230.1 · What are the authorities for part 1230?
- 36 CFR 1230.2 · What standards are used as guidance for this part?
- 36 CFR 1230.3 · What definitions apply to this part?
- 36 CFR 1230.10 · Who is responsible for preventing the unlawful or accidental removal, defacing, alteration, or destruction of records?
- 36 CFR 1230.12 · What are the penalties for unlawful or accidental removal, defacing, alteration, or destruction of records?
- 36 CFR 1230.14 · How do agencies report incidents?
- 36 CFR 1230.16 · How does NARA handle allegations of unlawful or accidental removal, defacing, alteration, or destruction?
- 36 CFR 1230.18 · What assistance is available to agencies to recover unlawfully removed records?
- 36 CFR 1231.1 · What is the authority for part 1231?
- 36 CFR 1231.2 · What definitions apply to this part?
- 36 CFR 1231.10 · Who has the authority to approve the transfer of records from the custody of one executive agency to another?
- 36 CFR 1231.12 · How do executive agencies request to transfer records to another executive agency?
- 36 CFR 1231.14 · May the records of terminated agencies be transferred to another agency?
- 36 CFR 1231.16 · What restrictions are there on use of transferred records?
- 36 CFR 1231.18 · When are records transferred between executive agencies without NARA approval?
- 36 CFR 1232.1 · What are the authorities for part 1232?
- 36 CFR 1232.2 · What definitions apply to this part?
- 36 CFR 1232.3 · What standards are used as guidance for this part?
- 36 CFR 1232.10 · Where can a Federal agency transfer records for storage?
- 36 CFR 1232.12 · Under what conditions may Federal records be stored in records storage facilities?
- 36 CFR 1232.14 · What requirements must an agency meet before it transfers records to a records storage facility?
- 36 CFR 1232.16 · What documentation must an agency create before it transfers records to a records storage facility?
- 36 CFR 1232.18 · What procedures must an agency follow to transfer records to an agency records center or commercial records storage facility?
- 36 CFR 1233.1 · What are the authorities for part 1233?
- 36 CFR 1233.2 · What definitions apply to this part?
- 36 CFR 1233.3 · What standards are used as guidance for this part?