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Section 29: Advisory Library Committees

The Karnataka Public Libraries Act, 1965State Act of Karnataka · Act 10 of 1965

(1) For the purpose of advising on local requirements relating to library service of each branch library and each service station in a village served by travelling library service, Advisory Committees shall be constituted in accordance with the provisions of this section.

(2) Every Branch Library Committee shall consist of,-

(a) the Branch Librarian who shall ex-officio be the Chairman and convener of the Committee;

(b) one person representing the area which the Branch Library serves, on the municipal council or other municipal body or the panchayat having jurisdiction over that area, elected by the body concerned;

(c) three teachers of educational institutions in the area in which the branch library is located, nominated by the Chief Librarian of the City or the Chief Librarian of the district, as the case may be;

(d) three persons from among the registered borrowers of the branch library nominated by the Chief Librarian of the City or the Chief Librarian of the district, as the case may be.

(3) Every Village Service Library Committee shall consist of,-

(a) the Travelling Librarian visiting the service station in the village who shall ex-officio be the Chairman and convener of the Committee;

(b) two teachers of educational institutions in the area served by the service station, nominated by the Chief Librarian of the District;

(c) two persons from among the registered borrowers in the area served by the service station, nominated by the Chief Librarian of the district.

(4) The nominated members of the Branch Library Committee and the Village Service Library Committee shall hold office for a period of three years or until their successors are nominated.

CHAPTER V FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS

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ActThe Karnataka Public Libraries Act, 1965
Section29
Marginal noteAdvisory Library Committees
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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