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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 125 — Libraries

§ 125-11.10. Duties of State agencies.

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§ 125-11.10. Duties of State agencies.
(a)State agencies shall send the requested number of copies of each of their publications to the Clearinghouse within 10 days of issuance.
(b)The head of each State agency shall designate a publications officer who shall be responsible for supplying the requested number of copies of each State publication of that agency to the Clearinghouse. Each agency shall notify the Clearinghouse of the identity of its publications officer before October 1, 1987, and within 30 days of any change of publications officer. The publications officer shall supply the Clearinghouse semiannually a complete list of the agency's State publications issued within the previous six months and any other information regarding the publications of the agency requested by the Clearinghouse.
(c)State agencies may request permission from the State Library to submit fewer than the requested number of copies of a document. The request shall include information on the cost of the document and the projected public interest in the document. (1987, c. 771, s. 2.)
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