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Records Management Judge Gonzales Discusses Records Management "Part of your job, as a government employee, is to preserve and maintain documents that you create as a government employee. These documents have a very historical value, they represent the work of this administration. We should be proud of the work that we do and should ensure that the documentation that we create, as evidence of the work of this administration, is preserved in the matter that it should be." Video   |   Transcript Guidance from the National Archives and Records Administration Government appointees create, receive, and maintain Federal records as part of their official responsibilities. Each appointee is responsible for managing these records in accordance with applicable laws and National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) regulations and guidance. FEDERAL RECORDS EMAIL PERSONAL PAPERS WHEN LEAVING GOVERNMENT NATIONAL RECORDS AND ARCHIVES ADMINISTRATION FEDERAL RECORDS ACT PRESIDENTIAL RECORDS AND PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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