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§ 57.13. Statement  of  legislative intent. The legislature finds that  public records are essential to the administration of local  government.  Public  records  contain information which allows government programs to  function, provides officials with a  basis  for  making  decisions,  and  ensures  continuity  with  past  operations. Public records document the  legal responsibility of government, protect the rights of citizens,  and  provide  citizens  with  a  means  of monitoring government programs and  measuring the performance of public officials. Local government  records  also  reflect  the  historical  development of the government and of the  community it serves. Such records need to be systematically  managed  to  ensure  ready  access  to vital information and to promote the efficient  and economical operation of government.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Aca > Title-u > Article-57-a > 57-13

§ 57.13. Statement  of  legislative intent. The legislature finds that  public records are essential to the administration of local  government.  Public  records  contain information which allows government programs to  function, provides officials with a  basis  for  making  decisions,  and  ensures  continuity  with  past  operations. Public records document the  legal responsibility of government, protect the rights of citizens,  and  provide  citizens  with  a  means  of monitoring government programs and  measuring the performance of public officials. Local government  records  also  reflect  the  historical  development of the government and of the  community it serves. Such records need to be systematically  managed  to  ensure  ready  access  to vital information and to promote the efficient  and economical operation of government.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Aca > Title-u > Article-57-a > 57-13

§ 57.13. Statement  of  legislative intent. The legislature finds that  public records are essential to the administration of local  government.  Public  records  contain information which allows government programs to  function, provides officials with a  basis  for  making  decisions,  and  ensures  continuity  with  past  operations. Public records document the  legal responsibility of government, protect the rights of citizens,  and  provide  citizens  with  a  means  of monitoring government programs and  measuring the performance of public officials. Local government  records  also  reflect  the  historical  development of the government and of the  community it serves. Such records need to be systematically  managed  to  ensure  ready  access  to vital information and to promote the efficient  and economical operation of government.