South Carolina § 60-1-110 State Library to assist libraries of state institutions.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 60-1-110 — State Library to assist libraries of state institutions.

South Carolina § 60-1-110

Title 60LIBRARIES, ARCHIVES, MUSEUMS, AND ARTS

Ch. 1SOUTH CAROLINA STATE LIBRARY

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S.C. Code Ann. § 60-1-110 (2026).

Text

The South Carolina State Library shall render encouragement, advice, and assistance for the establishment, operation, and coordination of libraries of state institutions. The State Library may:

(a)provide a consultant qualified to give advisory and technical assistance to institutional librarians and administrators;

(b)administer grants-in-aid from federal or other sources to supplement library services in state institutions; and (c) establish minimum standards for library service which take into account the type of institution, the number of people served by the institution, the availability of library services to the institutional population, the qualification of personnel for staffing of a library, and the institution's commitment to annual budgetary support for library services.

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The South Carolina State Library shall render encouragement, advice, and assistance for the establishment, operation, and coordination of libraries of state institutions. The State Library may: (a) provide a consultant qualified to give advisory and technical assistance to institutional librarians and administrators; (b) administer grants-in-aid from federal or other sources to supplement library services in state institutions; and (c) establish minimum standards for library service which take into account the type of institution, the number of people served by the institution, the availability of library services to the institutional population, the qualification of personnel for staffing of a library, and the institution's commitment to annual budgetary support for library services.