•Before 1967, there was no provision for eliminating
obsolete local records
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•Chapter
105 (1967) created RSA 33-A which created a list with 44 schedules. It also allowed towns to adopt a local records committee to oversee records management. Microfilming
was encouraged for several types of records.
–Chapter
231 (1969) added 2 categories of licenses to list of schedules
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•Chapter 358 (1977) removed the schedules from
the body of the statutes, and created a state Municipal Records Board
to adopt administrative rules. The last iteration of the schedules by the
Board were the Rules of 1995 which had 105 records types listed.
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• Chapter 187 (2005) reinserted the schedules into the
statutes; made the MRB advisory to the Secretary of State; and made a
preliminary stab at electronic records. The statute now contains 153 records
types.