ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA 6 The Freedom of Information Act, 2004. No. 19 of 2004. influence the formulation of policy or the exercise of powers by that public authority. (2) The Minister may, by direction in writing, authorise the publication in a single document of any statements required to be published in pursuance of this Part by a public authority together with the statements required to be published by any other public authority for which the first-mentioned authority is responsible; and where a direction has been issued, that other public authority shall be treated as having complied with this Part. Guidance on duty to publish. Maintenance of records. 11. The Commissioner shall (a) publish a guide on minimum standards and best practices regarding the duty of public authorities to publish information pursuant to section 10; and (b) upon request, provide advice to public authorities regarding the duty to publish information pursuant to section 10. 12. (1) Every public authority shall maintain its records ir. a manner which facilitates the right of access to information, as provided for in this Act, and in accordance with the Code of Practice issued pursuant to subsection (3). (2) Every public authority shall establish and maintain adequate procedures for the correction of personal information held by it. Cap. 35. (3) The Commissioner shall, after appropriate consultation with interested parties, issue and, from time to time, update a Code of Practice relating to the keeping, management and disposal of records, as well as the transfer of records to the Archives and Records Office established under the Archives and Records Act. Training o f officials. 13. Every public authority shall ensure the provision of appropriate training for its officials on the right to information and the effective implementation of this Act. Reports to 14. The information officer of a public authority shall, in each financial year, submit to the Commissionera report on the activities