This includes all information regardless of medium or characteristics. Government-held information does not include information that is received, created, deposited, or held by the House of Assembly, its committees, the Legislature Internal Economy Board, the Office of the Speaker, The Office of the Clerk of the House, the Office of the Legislative Counsel, the Office of the Conflict of Interest Commissioner, casus offices, the offices of party leaders or any other offices within the jurisdiction of the House of Assembly or the Speaker. All information under the control of the government, regardless of physical mode or medium in which it is stored. Materials held by government libraries that were not prepared or produced by or for the government are excluded from this definition. The accuracy and completeness of information and assets and the authenticity of transactions.
Interruption can be accidental or deliberate.
In records management, a detailed listing of the volume, scope, and complexity of an organization's records, usually compiled for the purpose of creating a records schedule. The life span of a record from its creation or receipt to its final disposition. The actual price at which a given commodity is currently sold, or has recently been sold, in the open market, that is, not in a forced sale, but in the usual and ordinary course of trade and competition, between sellers and buyers equally free to bargain, as established by records of recent sales. If records of recent sales are unavailable, the market price is an estimation of the actual price that the commodity would command on the open market. The alteration of information, data, software or information technology systems equipment.