Hello all,
I've been asked to decide whether there is a case for destroying adult
social care files 6 years after the last contact was made. I can't help
but think that there is some statutory guidance for this but I can't
find it. The RMS-GB say that its common practice to archive these
permanently but doesn't mention statute.
Can anyone point me to the correct statutory guidance if there is some?!
Thanks
Sarah
Sarah Priestley
Information Governance Officer
Audit, Scrutiny and Information Governance
RES1405
Room 307
Cambridgeshire County Council
Shire Hall
Castle Hill
Cambridge
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Tel: 01223 699137
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