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36 CFR 1238.16: What are the microfilming requirements for temporary records, duplicates, and user copies?
Where this section sits in the code
- Title 36—Parks, Forests, and Public Property
- CHAPTER XII—NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION
- SUBCHAPTER B—RECORDS MANAGEMENT
- PART 1238—MICROFORMS RECORDS MANAGEMENT
- Subpart B—Microfilming Standards
(a) Temporary records with a retention period over 99 years. Agencies must use the microfilming requirements in § 1238.14.
(b) Temporary records to be kept for less than 99 years, duplicates, and user copies. NARA does not require the use of specific standards for these microforms. Agencies may select a film stock that meets their needs and ensures the preservation of the microforms for their full retention period. NARA recommends that agencies consult appropriate standards, available as noted in § 1238.3, and manufacturer's instructions for processing production, and maintenance of microform to ensure that the images are accessible and usable for the entire retention period of the records.
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