Texas Administrative Code
Title 13 - CULTURAL RESOURCES
Part 1 - TEXAS STATE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES COMMISSION
Chapter 6 - STATE RECORDS
Subchapter B - MICROFILMING STANDARDS FOR STATE AGENCIES
Section 6.34 - Documentation and Recordkeeping
Universal Citation: 13 TX Admin Code ยง 6.34
Current through Reg. 49, No. 38; September 20, 2024
(a) Microfilm production, including testing, and inspection.
(1) Records administrators must require
documentation to be maintained that identifies titles of records filmed,
quality control tests conducted, the results of quality control tests, dates
records filmed, disposition of records after filming, dates film processed,
disposition of film, reduction ratio used, records series contained on each
microfilm, and equipment on which each microfilm was filmed and processed. The
documentation must be retained until final disposition of all microfilm
documented in the log or equivalent.
(2) If filming or processing is done by a
service bureau, the agency must obtain a statement of the results of density,
resolution, methylene blue, and visual inspection tests from the service bureau
attesting to the accurate reproduction of records filmed.
(b) Microfilm storage inspections.
(1) The following information must be
recorded for each inspection of stored microfilm.
(A) the quantity and identification of
microfilm inspected;
(B) the
condition of the microfilm, including description of any
deterioration;
(C) any corrective
action required;
(D) the date(s) of
inspection and signed certification of inspector; and
(E) the date any corrective action was
completed.
(2) The
inspection log of stored microfilm must be maintained by year and within each
year numerically according to microfilm identifier or number.
(c) Microfilm program procedures, training, and reviews.
(1) Written procedures
must be prepared for the microfilm program and periodically updated to reflect
current practice and at a minimum must include a description of:
(A) purpose of microfilm program;
(B) microfilm production including tests and
inspections;
(C) storage of
microfilm;
(D) inspection of stored
microfilm;
(E) destruction of
microfilmed records including expungement of information on microfilm;
and
(F) documentation
maintained.
(2) Staff
training on microfilm procedures must be documented.
(3) The microfilm program must be reviewed
yearly by the records administrator for compliance with the Government Code,
Chapter 441, and these sections.
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