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This legislation has been repealed.

REGULATIONS FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE CENTRAL MUSIC LIBRARY - REG 8

8 .         Persons who may borrow musical scores

        (1)         A person who — 

            (a)         is enrolled as an elector on a current electoral roll for the Legislative Assembly of the State; or

            (b)         not being an elector, is over the age of 14 years, and satisfies the librarian that he is permanently resident within the State; or

            (c)         is a child of compulsory school age resident within the State, if he is recommended to the Board by his parent or guardian or by a teacher of the school that he attends; or

            (d)         not being permanently resident within the State, is over the age of 14 years, if he pays such sum by way of deposit as the Board determines,

                may subject to the provisions of these regulations and of any conditions made by the Board pursuant to these regulations borrow musical scores from the Central Music Library.

        (2)         Any association, society or institution established for the study or practice of music, or any school, college or educational institution, may subject to the provisions of these regulations and of any conditions made by the Board pursuant to these regulations borrow musical scores from the Central Music Library.

        (3)         The deposit referred to in subregulation (1)(d) shall be refunded by the Board to the person who deposited it, upon his notifying the librarian that he no longer desires to borrow musical scores and surrenders all music tickets issued to him, if at the time of the notification the reader is not liable to pay the Board any moneys, has returned all musical scores to the Central Music Library, and is not liable for a breach of these regulations.

        (4)         All deposits made in pursuance of this regulation shall be paid into the general funds of the Board, and all refunds shall be made out of those funds.



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