PRONI definition

PRONI means the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland;
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Examples of PRONI in a sentence

  • This acknowledges the expertise of PRONI in digitising, cataloguing, preserving and providing access to official documentary records and the potential that exists for the sharing of resources, facilities and knowledge.

  • Sub-section (6)(3) states that one member shall be the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) ex officio.

  • Sub-section (4) notes that staff may be (but need not be) appointed on secondment from a public authority, including PRONI.

  • Assessment of national archive services will not be undertaken by assessors from the organisation concerned, but will instead be conducted by two of the other assessor bodies (that is to say: NRS, PRONI, SCA, TNA or the Welsh Government).

  • In a secret memo sent to his Cabinet the day before the debate at Stormont, ▇’▇▇▇▇▇ wrote: “Of course there are anti-partition agitators prominently at work, but can any of us truthfully say in the confines of this room that the minority has no grievance calling for a remedy?” (‘The Political Situation: Memorandum by the Prime Minister’, 14 October 1968; PRONI Public Records CAB/4/1406; p.

  • The PRONI approach foresees preliminary research on information needed for archiving of records (including file formats, metadata, migration, appraisal and access), which precedes the four stages suggested in PAIMAS.

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