ยง 250. Duplicate department. The regents shall have charge of the
preparation, publication and distribution, whether by sale, exchange or
gift, of the colonial history, natural history and all other state
publications not otherwise assigned by law. To guard against waste or
destruction of state publications, and to provide for the completion of
sets to be permanently preserved in American and foreign libraries, the
regents shall maintain a duplicate department to which each state
department, bureau, board, commission, authority, division, office or
public benefit corporation shall send after completing its distribution,
any remaining copies which it no longer requires. The above, with any
other publications not needed in the state library, shall be the
duplicate department, and rules for sale, exchange or distribution from
it shall be fixed by the regents, who shall use all receipts from such
exchanges or sales for the expenses of and for increasing the duplicate
department or depository of the state library.
Structure New York Laws
Article 5 - University of the State of New York
245 - State Library, How Constituted.
247 - State Law Library; Legislative Reference Library.
248 - Manuscript and Records "On File".
249 - State Library, When Open; Use of Books.
249-A - Libraries of Public Institutions of Higher Education; Access and Use.
251 - Transfers From State Officers.
252 - Other Libraries Owned by the State.
253 - Public and Association Libraries and Museums.
254 - Standards of Library Service.
255 - Establishment of a Public Library.
257 - Acceptance of Conditional Gift.
258 - Closing of Museum; Admission Fee During Certain Hours.
260-A - Meetings of Board of Trustees.
260-B - Reduction of Salaries for Purchase of Annuities.
260-C - Reduction of Salaries for Tax-Deferred Annuities.
260-D - Board of Trustees Continuing Education.
262 - Use of Public and Indian Libraries.
265-A - Defense of Lawful Detention.
269 - Library Extension Service.
270 - Acceptance of Surplus Library Books or Property.
271 - Apportionment of State Aid to Indian Libraries.
272 - Conditions Under Which Library Systems Are Entitled to State Aid.
273 - Apportionment of State Aid to Libraries and Library Systems.
273-A - State Aid for Library Construction.
274 - Use and Care of School Library.
275 - Librarians of School Libraries.
276 - Existing Rules Continued in Force.
277 - Authority to Raise and Receive Money for School Library.
278 - Authority to Transfer School Library Property to a Free Library.
280 - Penalty for Disobedience to Library Law, Rules or Orders.
281 - Loans and Extensions of Credit to Infants.
282 - Establishment of School Library Systems.
283 - Functions of School Library Systems.
284 - State Aid for School Library Systems.
285 - State Aid for Cooperation With Correctional Facilities.