Personal Memoirs Act

The Personal Memoirs Act is a legal provision that allows certain individuals, such as government officials or military personnel, to protect their written accounts or personal records from public disclosure or legal scrutiny for a specified period. Its goal is to balance transparency with privacy, ensuring that sensitive information remains confidential while allowing individuals to share their experiences or protect their reputations. The act typically outlines the conditions under which these memoirs can be withheld or released, and may provide procedures for review or appeal by authorities or affected parties.