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Executive
Order #9 (Hughes):
Defines public records subject to inspection and examination. [September
30, 1963]
Executive
Order #48 (Hughes):
Further defines limitations for inspection and examination
of investigative files. [December 18, 1968]
Executive Order #11 (Byrne):
Further defines the limitations of inspection for public payroll,
personnel and pension records. [November 15, 1974]
Executive
Order #79 (Byrne):
Requires an annual review of records which have been excluded from
public examination, no longer will impair law enforcement or security
operations, and can be made available for public examination [October
1, 1979]
Executive
Order #123 (Kean):
Further defines certain records of police departments are public
records within the purview of Chapter 73, P. L. 1963, or are exempt
under the purview of Executive Order No. 9 of Governor Richard J.
Hughes. [November 12, 1985]
Executive
Order #69 (Whitman):
Modifies the State's public policy regarding accessibility of public
records [May 15, 1997]
Executive
Order #18 (McGreevey):
Orders Specifications for Uniform Forms for the Issuance of All
Vital Records. [April 24, 2002]
Executive
Order #21 (McGreevey):
Defines new exceptions pursuant to the Open Public Records Act;
directs use of agency rules proposed on 7/1/2002 [July 8, 2002]
Executive
Order #26 (McGreevey):
Modifies requirements in Executive Order #21, exceptions pursuant
to the Open Public Records Act
[August 13, 2002]
Executive
Order #49 (Codey):
Orders and directs the Division of Archives
and Records Management (DARM), in coordination with the State Records
Committee (SRC), shall undertake and direct a global review of State
agency records retention schedules, practices and procedures in
partnership with all agencies in the Executive Branch of State government.
[August 5, 2005]
Executive
Order #42 (Corzine):
Establishes a State of New Jersey Technology
Governing Board, responsible for setting the overall direction,
standards, and priorities for the information technology community
in the executive branch of State government and for reviewing and
approving the annual budget request of the Office of Information
Technology (OIT).
[November 20, 2006]
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