The Information & Records Manager is supported in this by the Records Manager
and Records Management Service.
The Records Manager provides a Records Management Service to the council under
a Service Delivery agreement between the Council and High Life Highland. This
includes the provision of advice on records management, the management of the
council’s Corporate Records Stores (including both paper records stores and the
corporate electronic records store), and maintaining both the Council’s Corporate
Retention Schedules and Corporate Information Asset Register.
The Records Manager supports compliance with this policy by maintaining the
Corporate Retention Schedules, providing effective records management guidance
to IAO and IAM and ensuring records in its custody are disposed of in accordance
with this Policy.
7.5
Information Management Lead Officer
The IM Lead Officer is a senior representative (head of service or equivalent) for
each Council Service Director that represents their Service on the IMGB and
provides a strategic lead for information management issues (including records
management) within each Service.
This includes a requirement to liaise directly with the Records Manager and the
Information & Records Manager or to nominate representatives as the first point of
contact for record keeping matters.
IM Lead Officers shall ensure that their service contributes to the development of
and complies with the Corporate Retention Schedules and Disposal Authority
Process.
7.6
Information Management Link Officer
The IM Link Officer is a role that exists to provide support to the IM Lead Officer and
the Corporate IM functions in the implementation of Information and Records
Management. An IM Lead Officer may choose to identify IM Link Officers to support
them in their role.
7.7
Legal Services
Legal Services advise on whether retention periods are prescribed by law and to
ensure that corporate interests are met through the appropriate retention periods
being set in the Corporate Retention Schedules.
Advice will be provided to the IMGB as required to support it in its role.
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