- Archives Sector Development
- Collection care
- Information and records management
- Digital preservation
- What to keep
- Reform of public bodies
- Public inquiry guidance
- Information principles
Selection and disposition
The criteria for selecting public records for The National Archives and other archives are set out in the acquisition and disposition strategy. The strategy defines which records will be selected for permanent preservation and whether they are kept at The National Archives or offered to other archival institutions.
The acquisition and disposition policies are implemented through the development of Operational selection policies (OSPs).
The appraisal policy defines the methods used to determine which government records are worthy of permanent preservation.
See also:
Digital repository transfer system
