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SECTION 29-7-5

§ 29-7-5 Deposits of state publications.– Each state agency shall designate one person as its documents officer and shallnotify the clearinghouse of his or her identity. The documents officer shall,prior to public release of a state publication, deposit with the clearinghousea minimum of twenty-five (25) copies of publications that are produced inprinted or other tangible forms and for electronic publications, one electroniccopy and as many tangible copies as are specified by the clearinghouse directorto meet the needs of the depository library system.

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SECTION 29-7-5

§ 29-7-5 Deposits of state publications.– Each state agency shall designate one person as its documents officer and shallnotify the clearinghouse of his or her identity. The documents officer shall,prior to public release of a state publication, deposit with the clearinghousea minimum of twenty-five (25) copies of publications that are produced inprinted or other tangible forms and for electronic publications, one electroniccopy and as many tangible copies as are specified by the clearinghouse directorto meet the needs of the depository library system.

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SECTION 29-7-5

§ 29-7-5 Deposits of state publications.– Each state agency shall designate one person as its documents officer and shallnotify the clearinghouse of his or her identity. The documents officer shall,prior to public release of a state publication, deposit with the clearinghousea minimum of twenty-five (25) copies of publications that are produced inprinted or other tangible forms and for electronic publications, one electroniccopy and as many tangible copies as are specified by the clearinghouse directorto meet the needs of the depository library system.