public-records

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Public-records' are documents or pieces of information that are not considered confidential and are available to the public. This could include marriage licenses or business permits.

Examples in Different Contexts

Public records in government administration include documents and information that the government creates or receives as part of its operations, accessible to the public. A government official might mention, 'All our city council meetings and resolutions are part of the public records, ensuring transparency and accountability.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

As part of our company transparency initiative, all quarterly financial results will be made public.

Response:

Agreed. Let's ensure our financial data becomes a part of our public-records timely and accurately.

Public-Policy

Scenario:

The local government office has been diligently updating parking regulations and all changes are available for public review.

Response:

It's crucial to alert every citizen of changes to parking regulations, and ensuring the changes are promptly updated in public-records.