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Archivist asked me to set retention and access controls for study reports; I worry my choices will prevent future legitimate audits.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I need to set retention and access controls for archived study reports so only authorized roles can…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I need to set retention and access controls for archived study reports so only authorized roles can retrieve them, but auditors must still be able to access records. I fear overrestriction will cause friction and underrestriction will create exposure. Recommend a retention and role-based access scheme that satisfies audits without blocking research, list one metadata tag that enforces retrieval policies, and a communication line for staff who need exceptions.
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