The director shall establish and implement a forms reduction and management program in the department that shall apply to every agency of state government. In so doing, the director is authorized and directed to:
(1) Make an inventory of all forms used by every agency, together with a brief statement of the authorization, need and use for each;
(2) Assign a number to each form determined to be properly authorized, needed and used;
(3) Direct the destruction and prohibit the further use of each form determined not to be properly authorized, needed and used;
(4) Establish basic state design and specification criteria to effectuate the standardization of all forms to which numbers are assigned. The revised design and specification criteria shall become effective with respect to each form as the current inventories of each form are exhausted;
(5) Design and require the use of composite forms by agencies seeking and needing the same or similar information from individuals or businesses;
(6) Deny the use by any agency of a form to obtain information from individuals or businesses that can be obtained from another agency already gathering that information;
(7) Provide assistance to all agencies in determination of the need for and design of new forms;
(8) Develop procedures for the most efficient, economical and timely procurement, receipt, storage and distribution of forms by all agencies;
(9) Coordinate the program with the existing state archives and records management programs; and
(10) Develop and promulgate rules, regulations and standards necessary to implement the foregoing authority and the legislative intent of this chapter, in accordance with the provisions of the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act, compiled in chapter 5 of this title.
The director shall establish and implement a forms reduction and management program in the department that shall apply to every agency of state government. In so doing, the director is authorized and directed to:
(1) Make an inventory of all forms used by every agency, together with a brief statement of the authorization, need and use for each;
(2) Assign a number to each form determined to be properly authorized, needed and used;
(3) Direct the destruction and prohibit the further use of each form determined not to be properly authorized, needed and used;
(4) Establish basic state design and specification criteria to effectuate the standardization of all forms to which numbers are assigned. The revised design and specification criteria shall become effective with respect to each form as the current inventories of each form are exhausted;
(5) Design and require the use of composite forms by agencies seeking and needing the same or similar information from individuals or businesses;
(6) Deny the use by any agency of a form to obtain information from individuals or businesses that can be obtained from another agency already gathering that information;
(7) Provide assistance to all agencies in determination of the need for and design of new forms;
(8) Develop procedures for the most efficient, economical and timely procurement, receipt, storage and distribution of forms by all agencies;
(9) Coordinate the program with the existing state archives and records management programs; and
(10) Develop and promulgate rules, regulations and standards necessary to implement the foregoing authority and the legislative intent of this chapter, in accordance with the provisions of the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act, compiled in chapter 5 of this title.
The director shall establish and implement a forms reduction and management program in the department that shall apply to every agency of state government. In so doing, the director is authorized and directed to:
(1) Make an inventory of all forms used by every agency, together with a brief statement of the authorization, need and use for each;
(2) Assign a number to each form determined to be properly authorized, needed and used;
(3) Direct the destruction and prohibit the further use of each form determined not to be properly authorized, needed and used;
(4) Establish basic state design and specification criteria to effectuate the standardization of all forms to which numbers are assigned. The revised design and specification criteria shall become effective with respect to each form as the current inventories of each form are exhausted;
(5) Design and require the use of composite forms by agencies seeking and needing the same or similar information from individuals or businesses;
(6) Deny the use by any agency of a form to obtain information from individuals or businesses that can be obtained from another agency already gathering that information;
(7) Provide assistance to all agencies in determination of the need for and design of new forms;
(8) Develop procedures for the most efficient, economical and timely procurement, receipt, storage and distribution of forms by all agencies;
(9) Coordinate the program with the existing state archives and records management programs; and
(10) Develop and promulgate rules, regulations and standards necessary to implement the foregoing authority and the legislative intent of this chapter, in accordance with the provisions of the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act, compiled in chapter 5 of this title.
