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A person or organization that is responsible for protecting, caring for, or maintaining something or someone: The library is a traditional custodian of information.
A term used in litigation or other disputes referring to a corporate (or other organizational) employee who exercises control over the organization's records in the ordinary course of business.
(e) Records custodian means the person with custody of a judicial record determined as follows: (1) The judicial records of a court with only one judge, such as any trial court, are in the custody of that judge.
For example, the records custodian for a hospital could be its legal department or a specific department tasked with records management, but it can also refer to the manager or department head tasked with overseeing the entire records department.