- Official publishing
- Records selection and transfer process
- Information Management Assessment programme
- Crown and Parliamentary copyright
- Digital Continuity Service
- Contacts
After publishing a paper
To consolidate and share knowledge of producing parliamentary papers once a paper has been published, government organisations should review how the paper was produced.
They should also:
- consider what went right and what needs to be managed differently in the future
- check whether any guidance needs to be updated, including guidance from The National Archives, and advise those concerned
- share information with colleagues to inform future papers
- ensure relevant colleagues and suppliers are on The National Archives' contact list for its guidance updates
