Corporate Information Management Unit (CIMU)
The Corporate Information Management Unit (CIMU) provides advice
and guidance to Council staff on the appropriate management of
information and records, and includes the co-ordination of the
Council's response to requests made under information
legislation.
Contact:
Write to:
Corporate Information Management Unit, County Hall,
Spetchley Road,
Worcester
WR5 2NP.
Tel: (01905) 766693 /
766694
Fax: 01905 76 6698
Email:
cimufiles@worcestershire.gov.uk (for
Records Management enquiries)
foi@worcestershire.gov.uk
(for FoI/EIR enquiries);
dataprotection@worcestershire.gov.uk (for
Data Protection enquiries).
For more information on using the Corporate Information
Management Unit branch of the Record Office, please use the links
below:
What does the Corporate Information Management Unit do?
Records Management
The Corporate
Information Management Unit (CIMU) offers a service to manage and
store current and semi-current paper records for business units of
Worcestershire County Council. Records are 'semi-current'
when they are no longer needed on a daily basis by the business
unit, but may need to be referred to occasionally, kept to evidence
decisions, or to comply with legal requirements.
We also provide advice, guidance and recommend
best practice on the active management of all formats of physical
and electronic records, from creation through to disposal, to
ensure the council is keeping the right information, in the right
place, for the right period of time.
Information Legislation
CIMU provides advice and guidance to staff on how information
legislation impacts the Council. This includes the
co-ordination of the Council's responses to requests for
information made under, and advises staff on compliance with,
information legislation including Freedom of Information
(FoI), Data Protection (DPA), the Environmental Information Regulations
(EIR), and the Re-use of Public Sector
Information Regulations.
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