Senatorial Archives

"History begins with the Senate." - Romanescan saying.

The above quote has at different times been used to either mock the alleged arrogance and pomposity of the Senate, or to acknowledge its role in the preservation of the Kingdom's early history. The main keepers of that early history is the Senatorial Archive.

While it is now a service of Senate Information Bureau, the Senatorial Archives was one of the first independent agencies set up by the newly formed Senate. Since that time, it has been tasked with preserving as much of the Senates history as possible. This includes preserving the minutes of every session of every committee and maintaining records on the careers of every Senator.

The Senatorial Archives are officially a public service, and so can be used by any citizen of the Kingdom, though it's most commonly used by the various Senators. Almost everything in the Archive is made available on request, the only exception being the minutes of closed sessions and meetings. Those are preserved for completeness sake, but technically classified under the National Classified Regulatory Act.