9 Del. C. § 801
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§ Â 801. County library advisory board.
Official statutory text
There is hereby created in each county a county library advisory board which:
(1) Shall serve in an advisory capacity to the county library administrator and the county library agency;
(2) Shall bring local library needs to their attention and shall recommend to them means for implementation of an effective county library system;
(3) May, through its members on the Council on Libraries, bring library matters to the attention of the Administrator of State Library Services.
(4) In New Castle County, shall serve as a subcommittee to the Department of Community Services Board.
(1) Shall serve in an advisory capacity to the county library administrator and the county library agency;
(2) Shall bring local library needs to their attention and shall recommend to them means for implementation of an effective county library system;
(3) May, through its members on the Council on Libraries, bring library matters to the attention of the Administrator of State Library Services.
(4) In New Castle County, shall serve as a subcommittee to the Department of Community Services Board.
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