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Guidance

Records Retention Schedule

The Gambling Commission's Records Retention Schedule.

  1. Contents
  2. Communications function

Communications function

Communications function records retention schedule

Communications function records retention schedule
Type of record Retention period Trigger Reason and/or relevant legislation Action at end of retention period
Newsletters and blogs for website 6 years Date published Business need; National Archives retention guidance Review
Accessibility and/or dietary requirements of event attendees 6 months Date of event Business need Destroy
Contact details of event attendees 2 years Date of event Business need Destroy
Event photos - internal and external events 5 years Date of event Business need Review
Executive and Commissioner profile photos 12 months End of tenure Business need Destroy
Photographs of staff (not including event photos) 3 years Date photo taken Business need Destroy
Press engagement 10 years End of use National Archives retention guidance Review
Public statements 6 years Date published Limitation Act 1980; Public Records Act 1958 Transfer to National Archives
Select committee reports 6 years Date of hearing Business need Review
Internal staff communications 3 years Date of communication Business need Review
Recordings of internal staff events and briefings 12 months Date of event Business need Review
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