Texas § GV.441.1815 - STATE ARCHIVES STRATEGIC PLAN
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§ GV.441.1815. STATE ARCHIVES STRATEGIC PLAN
STATE ARCHIVES STRATEGIC PLAN. The commission, with input from interested persons, shall develop and implement a comprehensive strategic plan regarding the state archives. The commission shall update the strategic plan at least once every five years. The strategic plan must include: (1) an assessment of any current archives backlog; (2) a prioritized list of projects and goals related to the state archives; (3) an evaluation of the resources needed to achieve the commission's goals related to the state archives, including the impact that different amounts of those resources are expected to have on the commission's ability to achieve those goals; (4) performance measures, targets, and timeframes for achieving the commission's goals related to the state archives; (5) a mechanism for regular reporting to the commission on progress toward achieving the commission's goals related to the state archives; and (6) opportunities and standards for entering into collaborative agreements with interested persons regarding the state archives. Added by Acts 2019, 86th Leg., R.S., Ch. 533 (H.B. 1962 ), Sec. 12, eff. September 1, 2019.
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