Ledger 20: Records and evidence
Retention, the evidence file, and the mistakes that recur across ledgers: the desk paperwork that makes every other ledger defensible.
This ledger is general information about a reporting duty. It is not a reporting channel and not an emergency service, and it does not decide any specific incident.
Service details
Ledger 20 of 20Guides in this ledger 14
Ledger guide Keeping Clery records and evidence
Backbone incident, location, category, reporting obligation, warning, investigation, annual disclosure, evidence
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Working guides in this ledger
20 Destroying records on schedule, and only on scheduleA plain guide to destroying records on schedule, and only on schedule for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 20 Electronic records and their integrityA plain guide to electronic records and their integrity for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 20 Keeping records through staff turnoverA plain guide to keeping records through staff turnover for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 20 Paper records and their storageA plain guide to paper records and their storage for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 20 Record retention for biennial reviewsA plain guide to record retention for biennial reviews for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 20 Record retention for fire logs and reportsA plain guide to record retention for fire logs and reports for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 20 Record retention for the daily crime logA plain guide to record retention for the daily crime log for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 20 Record retention for warning decisionsA plain guide to record retention for warning decisions for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 20 Records an auditor asks for firstA plain guide to records an auditor asks for first for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 20 Records that prove distributionA plain guide to records that prove distribution for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 20 Retention periods for Clery recordsA plain guide to retention periods for clery records for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 20 The evidence file for an annual security reportA plain guide to the evidence file for an annual security report for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 20 The retention schedule as a policyA plain guide to the retention schedule as a policy for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked.
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