# T048 - Bryant Ten-Day Camera-Policy Text vs Thirty-Day Flock Order Bryant produced camera-policy text with a ten-day overwrite rule and an executed Flock agreement with a thirty-day retention setting. Because the policy's adoption metadata is blank, the record does not establish whether both governed the same system at the same time. ## Statement A The policy says: > `"All public safety camera recordings shall be stored as archival footage for ten (10) days before being overwritten."` ([[Bryant Public Safety Camera Policy and Inventory Response]], `Public-Safety-Cameras.pdf`, p. 3.) The policy-number, statute, CALEA, adoption-date, effective-date, and approval fields are blank. ## Statement B Bryant's executed order says: > `"Retention Period: 30 Days"` and both parties signed on April 30, 2025 ([[Bryant Flock Procurement Contract and Payment]], agreement pp. 2, 5). ## Why it matters Retention affects access, evidence preservation, auditability, and public-record availability. The difference cannot be resolved by assuming unsigned policy text was operative or by treating a vendor order as the department's complete policy. ## Resolution status `open` - no adopted policy copy, general-order history, configuration export, supersession record, or agency explanation reconciles the two periods. ## Discovery The tension surfaced during the 2026-08-06 Bryant Request 26-371 compilation.