Park Ji-tae: Practical Reading of Public Records Laws

Public records are legal norms that define activities associated with the national record management of South Korea. The law says that it “determines what is necessary to manage public records for transparent and responsible administrative enforcement of public institutions, for safe preservation and efficient use of public records.". For this, the scope of the law and its obligations, principles and procedures are diverse. What should be the most important thing in mind when you look at the law? Is it really about carefully examining each of the letters in the law and carefully applying them? Is it people who run the law, and since there's a different aspect of the organization that we work in, should we focus more on the relationship? And should it be important to stick with the responsibility and role that we have given to each of our records, such as the central and local records management, the permanent records administrators, the recorders and the special recorders? When it comes to making or renovating laws, it is made from the reflection of the administrative and social environment of the time. This is because the law leads to the flow of society, or follows the current that has been formed. The formal and contextual analysis of the law has been made in many ways, along with all kinds of examples. For the law to remain alive, it must be demonstrated through various cases on the scene. If the test is lost, the appearance seems to be being kept, but in content it is dead. In that sense, the law should be common sense. Public records for the record management are often said to be difficult.

Korean title: 공공기록물 법령 실전읽기

Korean author: 박지태

Korean publisher: 선인

ISBN-13: 9791160688399