General Disposal Authorities
What is a General Disposal Authority?
A General Disposal Authority (GDA) provides the State Records rules for appraising records for retention or disposal. GDAs identify the functions and activities of an organisation, describe the types of records associated with those functions and activities, and prescribe a disposal action. Actions range from permanent retention as a State Record (e.g. exam papers) to define a period of retention before destruction is allowed.
For example, see below the most common GDAs used at SCU.
State Records rules and record-keeping procedures for Universities: University records resources.
For further information on recordkeeping, contact the Corporate Records Unit at SCU.
GA0047 Higher and further education 1.0.0 Student Administration
GA0047 Higher and further education 2.0.0 Teaching
GA0047 Higher and further education 3.0.0 Research
GA0047 Higher and further education 4.0.0 Governance
GA0047 Higher and further education 5.0.0 Support Services
GA0047 Higher and further education 6.0.0 Commercial Activities and Services
GA28 Administrative 1.0.0 Committees
GA28 Administrative 2.0.0 Community Relations
GA28 Administrative 3.0.0 Compensation
GA28 Administrative 4.0.0 Contracting-out
GA28 Administrative 5.0.0 Equipment and Stores
GA28 Administrative 6.0.0 Establishment
GA28 Administrative 7.0.0 Financial Management
GA28 Administrative 8.0.0 Fleet Management
GA28 Administrative 9.0.0 Governing & Corporate Bodies
GA28 Administrative 10.0.0 Government Relations
GA28 Administrative 11.0.0 Industrial Relations
GA28 Administrative 12.0.0 Information Management
GA28 Administrative 13.0.0 Legal Services
GA28 Administrative 14.0.0 Occupational Health and Safety
GA28 Administrative 15.0.0 Personnel
GA28 Administrative 16.0.0 Property Management
GA28 Administrative 17.0.0 Publication
GA28 Administrative 18.0.0 Staff Development
GA28 Administrative 19.0.0 Strategic Management
GA28 Administrative 20.0.0 Technology & Telecommunications
GA28 Administrative 21.0.0 Tendering