Normal Administrative Practice (NAP) is an important tool in managing records efficiently and in streamlining the destruction of unimportant information in your agency. It allows you to destroy certain types of records in the normal course of your business, without having to undertake a sentencing project.

This interactive session explains how to successfully implement NAP in your agency with a clear understanding of the business context and risks involved. Key topics covered in the session will include:

• how your agency can maximise use of NAP and still ensure accountability
• the kinds of records you can apply NAP to
• developing a NAP policy to suit your agency business needs
• the procedures and training needed for staff in your agency

Date

17 September 2008

Time

2.00pm

Location

National Archives of Australia
Queen Victoria Terrace
Parkes ACT 2600

Duration

2 hours 30 minutes

Prerequisites

None

Audience

Records managers

Cost

$200 for Australian Government agencies, $220 for non-Commonwealth organisations. 20% discount for registrations of 3 or more people from same organisation

Contact Information

Please contact the Agency Service Centre to register your interest.