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Code · CFR · Title 36 — Parks, Forests, and Public Property · Part 1238 · § 1238.26

§ 1238.26. What are the restrictions on use for permanent and unscheduled microform records?

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(a)Agencies must not use the silver gelatin master microform or duplicate silver gelatin microform of permanent or unscheduled records created in accordance with § 1238.14 of this part for reference purposes. Agencies must ensure that the master microform remains clean and undamaged during the process of making a duplicating master.
(b)Agencies must use duplicates for:
(1)Reference;
(2)Further duplication on a recurring basis;
(3)Large-scale duplication; and
(4)Distribution of records on microform.
(c)Agencies retaining the original record in accordance with an approved records disposition schedule may apply agency standards for the use of microform records.
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