Lexeme: information charter  
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  1. ['noun']. An information charter is a formal document or policy that outlines an organization's approach and principles for managing and using information. It serves as a guide and reference for employees to ensure consistent and responsible handling of information throughout the organization. An information charter typically covers areas such as data privacy, data security, data quality, data governance, information sharing, and legal and regulatory compliance. It helps establish a framework for promoting transparency, accountability, and effective information management practices within an organization. GPT3.5
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  • The information Charter has about its Customers is maintained at the local offices where service is provided, in our systems, and at our corporate headquarters. #charter
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