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RRS Page for Agencies

Information and materials for
State and county agencies

RRS Agency Login Site (you must have a login name and password to log in)

Agency Training Guide: How to Report & Update Agency Records (pdf)
This guide leads the agency user though most of the resources on this page, in four steps:
Internet Access to RRS; Reporting Agency Records; Staying Current; and RRS Reports Online

Data Entry Form (pdf)
Data Entry Form (MS Word)

Data Entry Instructions (pdf)
Data Entry Instructions (MS Word)

Data Entry Tips (pdf)
Use these data entry tips with the Data Entry Instructions.

Data Entry: Pulldown Menus (pdf)
For some of the fields in the RRS there are pulldown menus to help the user. This is a list of the contents of the pulldown menus. If you are adding or editing records for the RRS, or involved in the review process, this list may be helpful.

Login Request Form (pdf)
Login Request Form (fillable form, in MS Word)
The site for agencies to add, edit, and delete their RRS records, and to print any of the ten RRS reports, is on the State's Next Generation Network ("NGN"). If your agency is connected to the
NGN, you can request a login with this form.

RRS Site for Agency Users
Once you have your RRS login, click to go to the agency site on the NGN. Use your new login and temporary password to log in. Then you can change your password.

Reporting Case Files (pdf)
Guidance on how to report case files, such as "Personnel File," "Correspondence File," "Research File," and "Client File."

Determining Access Classification
A quick guide to using the UIPA to determine a record's access classification when reporting the record on the RRS. Includes some tips on browsing the RRS for answers.

Disclosure of Personnel Records (pdf)
Issued June 6, 2001, these guidelines cover the disclosure of government records concerning State and county employees ("personnel records") under the UIPA. These guidelines revise OIP Guidelines No. 1 issued May 1, 1991, on the same subject matter.

Guide to the 10 RRS Reports for Agency Users (pdf)
A guide to creating the 10 RRS reports for agency users. These reports sort and organize the information in a department's RRS records. The guide also suggests ways to use the reports to manage records and information.

Annual Update Kit (pdf)
Instructions to agencies for completing the annual update of each department's public report of records. Includes information on why, when, and how to update; how to report the additional statistical information; and where to call when there are questions.

Report of Statistical Information Required by the UIPA, Section 92F-18(b)(12) (used prior to October 2012) NOTE: Beginning in October 2012, the reporting of statistical information will be done with the UIPA Record Request Log. Training and instructions for this new UIPA Log appear below.

UIPA Record Request Log:

The UIPA Record Request Log is a new tool for agencies to track their written requests for records, track their response, and calculate fees and costs. Please follow the Instructions and Training below.

* FY 2014 REPORTING FOR UIPA RECORD REQUEST LOG:
EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2013, to report record requests received July 1, 2013,
or later.

The UIPA Record Request Log has been revised to add a column for "Request Needed Initial Clarification." (For FY 2013 reporting, scroll down to FY 2013 materials).

*** UIPA Record Request Log TRAINING with notes (pdf) (July 1, 2013)

UIPA Record Request Log TRAINING handout (for note taking) (pdf) (July 1, 2013)

UIPA Record Request Log TRAINING with narration (PowerPoint) (July 1, 2013)

UIPA Record Request Log INSTRUCTIONS (July 1, 2013)

UIPA Record Request Log FAQ (July 1, 2013)

UIPA Record Request Log (form) (Excel) (July 1, 2013)

Note: To adjust your view of the Log spreadsheet, change the zoom view
to 50% (click on View, then Zoom, and select a zoom level).

Note: The UIPA Log summaries (totals) will be uploaded twice a year to data.hawaii.gov (see reporting and uploading instructions below). Each agency should save its UIPA Record Request Log file for the first 6-month period (July through December 2013), then save that same file under a different name (FY 2014) to add the data for records requests received in January through June 2014). This means that the second report (due in July) will cover the entire fiscal year from July 1 to June 30, and will be uploaded to a different Master Log reflecting the annual totals from all agencies.

Here's the uploading schedule:
January 2014: Upload 6-month Log summaries for July 1, 2013, through December 31, 2013.
July 2014: Upload 12-month Log summaries for all of FY 2014 (July 1, 2013, through June 30, 2014).

Reporting the UIPA Log on the Records Report System (RRS):
OIP has a model report of the UIPA Log for State of Hawaii executive agencies on the RRS (see RSN 39988). Individual departments should use the RRS to report the UIPA Log as one of their record titles and include information regarding officer in charge, record uses, storage, etc. Each agency may report the UIPA Log on the RRS, or a department may choose to report the UIPA Log once for the whole department. The RRS Page for Agencies has login information, reporting instructions, and other guidance.

Uploading UIPA Log summaries to data.hawaii.gov:
Beginning in January 2013, State agencies have been required to semiannually upload their Log summaries to OIP’s Master Log on the State's new website at data.hawaii.gov, where the data can be summarized, sorted, analyzed, and visualized in countless ways. The instructions and form below (July 1, 2013) teach you how to upload multiple sets of Log totals at one time onto data.hawaii.gov.

*** How to Upload Multiple UIPA Log Totals to data.hawaii.gov TRAINING (pdf) (July 1, 2013)

Blank UIPA Log to Upload Multiple Agency Totals to data.hawaii.gov (Excel) (July 1, 2013)


* FY 2013 REPORTING FOR UIPA RECORD REQUEST LOG:
Use these materials to report record requests received in FY 2013 (July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013). (For FY 2014 reporting, scroll up to FY 2014 materials.)

Tip Sheet for UIPA Log Users (Feb. 1, 2013)
A list of tips for (1) completing the log and (2) uploading the log totals to data.hawaii.gov. This list is based on the experiences of agency personnel who have completed the UIPA Log for their agencies, and those who are uploading the log totals to data.hawaii.gov.

UIPA Record Request Log TRAINING with narration, part 1 (streaming) (Nov. 5, 2012)

UIPA Record Request Log TRAINING with narration, part 2 (streaming) (Nov. 5, 2012)

Videos may take a while to begin, depending on your browser. Once a video begins playing, you can download and save it to RealPlayer by mousing over the video and then clicking in the upper right on "Download This Video." (If you need to download the free RealPlayer to your computer, go to www.real.com/realplayer.)

*** UIPA Record Request Log TRAINING with notes (pdf) (Nov. 5, 2012)

UIPA Record Request Log TRAINING handout (for note taking) (pdf) (Nov. 14, 2012)

UIPA Record Request Log INSTRUCTIONS (Oct. 11, 2012)

UIPA Record Request Log FAQ (August 2012)

UIPA Record Request Log (form) (Excel) (Oct. 12, 2012)

Note: To adjust your view of the Log spreadsheet, change the zoom view
to 50% (click on View, then Zoom, and select a zoom level).

Note: The UIPA Log summaries (totals) will be uploaded twice a year to data.hawaii.gov (see reporting and uploading instructions below). Each agency should save its UIPA Record Request Log file for the first 6-month period (July through December 2012), then save that same file under a different name (FY 2013) to add the data for records requests received in January through June 2013). This means that the second report (due in July) will cover the entire fiscal year from July 1 to June 30, and will be uploaded to a different Master Log reflecting the annual totals from all agencies.

Here's the uploading schedule:
January 2013: Upload 6-month Log summaries for July 1, 2012, through December 31, 2012.
July 2013: Upload 12-month Log summaries for all of FY 2013 (July 1, 2012, through June 30, 2013).

Reporting the UIPA Log on the Records Report System (RRS):
OIP has a model report of the UIPA Log for State of Hawaii executive agencies on the RRS (see RSN 39988). Individual departments should use the RRS to report the UIPA Log as one of their record titles and include information regarding officer in charge, record uses, storage, etc. Each agency may report the UIPA Log on the RRS, or a department may choose to report the UIPA Log once for the whole department. The RRS Page for Agencies has login information, reporting instructions, and other guidance.

Uploading UIPA Log summaries to data.hawaii.gov:
Beginning in January 2013, State agencies will be required to semiannually upload their Log summaries to OIP’s Master Log on the State's new website at data.hawaii.gov, where the data can be summarized, sorted, analyzed, and visualized in countless ways. The instructions and form below (October 17, 2012) teach you how to upload multiple sets of Log totals at one time onto data.hawaii.gov.

*** How to Upload Multiple UIPA Log Totals to data.hawaii.gov TRAINING (pdf) (Oct. 17, 2012)

Blank UIPA Log to Upload Multiple Agency Totals to data.hawaii.gov (Excel) (Oct. 16, 2012)

 


 

Questions?
If you have questions about the RRS, please call the Office of Information Practices at (808) 586-1400 and ask for the Records Report Specialist, or email your questions to OIP

 

 

 

 



 



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