Critical Information Schedules

Last updated on March 31, 2026

Information is critical if it must be kept for approximately 10 years and/or if it is transferred to the government archives. This information ensures government accountability and transparency, and complies with legal requirements, especially when involving personal data used in decision-making.

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These schedules are organized by sector:

General Administration
Economy
Executive Office Information
Justice, Legal and Public Safety
Natural Resources
Social

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For general inquires, contact the Government Information Management (GIM) Branch at:

Email
GIM@gov.bc.ca

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