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Does the Patriot Act have an impact on email and records management? (continued)

Speaking from a Jamaican perspective, arising out of the Patriot Act which coincided with the country's Access to Information Act 2002, records management is becoming increasingly mainstream. In fact, some companies that have international parent bodies or those that need to gain international certification or develop trading relations must first improve their records management practices in keeping with international standards as stated by Sarbanes-Oxley and even the Patriot Act.

Interestingly, sixteen of the items listed in the Patriot Act were slated to expire by December 2005. However this has not happened as many of the provisions were renewed by Congress. The debates as to whether or not the Patriot Act is an infringement of civil liberties continue...

Product availability and resources
Read UC Berkeley Records Working Group (PDF).

Read Impact of the USA Patriot Act on Records Management. Information Management Journal. May/ June 2005.

Read Patriot Debates: A Sourceblog for the USA PATRIOT Debate.

Read Judge deals blow to Patriot Act.

Read Bush White House Patriot Act page.

Read Wikipedia Patriot Act page.


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