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Superseded: Instructions to Depository Libraries (1992) (Revised 1992) [ NOTE: This version of the Instructions to Depository Libraries is SUPERSEDED. The current year 2000 edition is linked HERE. ] | |
 [ view LARGE ] | Chapter 19 of Title 44 of the U.S. Code is the authority for the establishment and operation of the Federal Depository Library Program. The legal responsibilities of Federal depository libraries fall into two broad categories: 1. Providing for free public access to Government information. 2. Providing for the proper maintenance of the depository materials entrusted to the individual depository's care. These two areas touch on nearly every aspect of library operations. The Instructions to Federal Depository Libraries have been issued in order to give more specific guidance on these areas. |
Table of Contents |
Chapter 1 Federal Depository Status Chapter 2 Collection Development Chapter 3 Bibliographic Control
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Chapter 6 Physical Facilities
Chapter 10 Common Questions Answered Exhibits [not included in this Web version]
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