Records custodian definition

Records custodian means the statutory head of the agency using or maintaining the records or the custodian's designee.
Records custodian means the person responsible for the maintenance, care or keeping of a public body’s public records, regardless of whether the records are in that person’s actual physical custody and control.
Records custodian means Deloitte & Touche LLP or in case such firm is unable to carry out its duties for whatever reason, such other auditing firm of international reputation that is acceptable to each of the Purchaser and the Sellers, each acting reasonably.

More Definitions of Records custodian

Records custodian means the office, official or employee lawfully responsible for the direct custody and care of a public record. The records custodian is not necessarily the original preparer or receiver of the record.
Records custodian means a Person of international reputation that is acceptable to the Purchaser and the Main Sellers, acting reasonably.
Records custodian means any office, official, or employee of any governmental entity lawfully responsible for the direct custody and care of a public record.
Records custodian means any public officer responsible for the maintenance, care or keeping of a public body’s records.
Records custodian means an employee of the Department, or the designee of such employee, who has direct supervisory authority over the specific division, section or office of the Department where the requested Department records are maintained.
Records custodian means the staff member appointed by an administrative head to coordinate, plan, develop, and implement the administrative unit's records management program.
Records custodian means (i) the District Administrator as the official records custodian of all records which are maintained by the District, and (ii) the Operations Superintendent as custodian for all records maintained by the District with respect to District operations. Upon receipt of an open records request, the District Administrator may direct such request to the Operations Superintendent if such request relates to operations records.