Like other nutrition programs around the world, Canada's Food Guide divides nutrition into four main food groups: vegetables and fruit, grain products, milk and alternatives, and meat and alternatives.
Therefore, it is in the school district's discretion to decide how long to keep such records. In keeping with the intent of 603 CMR 23.06, however, the time limit for destruction of the record should probably be not less than sixty years for a transcript and not more than five years for the temporary record.
No. The law now specifies that County Recorders are only required to keep the notary records for a maximum of 5 years. Remember, too, that you only have to keep your records back five years. Thus, notarial records are kept for a total of 10 years.(A.R.S.  41-317(B))