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As per record policy once the a file is under retention or legal hold that file cannot be trashed, changed. At the end of the lifecycle the file either is completed deleted or it is send to National Archives or could be presented in the court of law. There is also an impact to organizational users where when accessing a record for reference or informational purposes they are assuming that it is what it was when the author applied retention to it but the way things work currently anyone can create new version of a record and since by default a preview always shows latest version this can lead to legal complications as the newer version was never under governance. We want users should not be able to do changes to a file once in retention. So a type of retention and legal hold policy that will allow us to restrict ability to make any changes to a file over and beyond the permission sets based on user roles.
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This is required in the context of Files/Folders under Retention or Legal Hold. We do not want users making any changes to these files for compliance purposes. Sometimes even folders if its created to maintain a final set of documents. Some government records just cannot be modified or moved or deleted until their end of life in the Records Life Cycle.