Concerns are growing over amendments to the Public Records Act that could allow military and international operations to exempt themselves from record-keeping obligations, risking the loss of vital public evidence and undermining transparency and accountability.
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loss of access to historical government data due to sale to private entities
Public records act warning amendments could result in loss of vital evidenceregulatory shift to ease overseas record duties
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