Catalogue description The National Archives: Electronic Records and Document Management System (Objective version 7): Records of the Management Board

The Management Board has met once every month. It ensures that The National Archives has a clear overall direction and is making the right strategic choices. It ensures that The National Archives is being managed effectively: its people, its resources and its risks. Finally, it ensures that key decisions are being realised appropriately: the Management Board considers all key projects and all major investment decisions that have first been discussed as proposals by the Executive Team. The Management Board, as the top strategic committee, has the final decision on key issues affecting the role of The National Archives.

The Management Board comprises: the Chief Executive; the five Directors (who comprise The National Archives' Executive Team) and five non-executive Directors.

The five Directors are: the Director of Technology (and Chief Information Officer); the Director of Public Services and Marketing; the Director of Human Resources and Organisational Development; the Director of Information Policy and Services; and, the Director of Corporate Services and Finance. The Chiegf Executive and the five executive directors meet every week as the Executive Team. The Directors' roles in the context of the Management Board is to be part of the overall management team of The National Archives.