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§ 12-6-113. Exchanges by State Librarian

The state librarian and archivist may, from time to time, procure from the general government, any foreign government, or from any state or territory within the United States, the public acts, and law and equity reports of such government, state or territory, by exchanging the public acts or reports of this state. Code 1858, § […]

§ 12-6-116. Copies of Acts — Acts on the Internet

The secretary of state is authorized to furnish to any person, firm, or corporation, so requesting in writing, copies of the public acts of the general assembly which are prepared at intervals during and after each legislative session and made available online pending publication of the bound volumes of the public acts of Tennessee, for […]

§ 12-6-117. Certain Resolutions Not to Be Printed or Distributed — Distribution to State Library and Archives and Legislative Reference and Law Library

Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, resolutions of the general assembly that honor or commend individuals or groups or that express sympathy or condolences upon the death of an individual shall not be printed in the Acts of Tennessee, nor shall such resolutions be distributed in accordance with this chapter, unless the secretary of state, […]

§ 12-6-118. Automatic and Other Distributions

Except for exchange and depository copies provided for herein, there shall be no automatic distribution of any state report or publication, unless such distribution is required by an act or resolution enacted after May 25, 1984. Any other distribution must be approved by the state publications committee, as provided for in chapter 7, part 1 […]

§ 12-6-111. Exchange Copies for University

Upon request by the University of Tennessee, the person in charge of the making of such publications or the issuance of such documents shall furnish the university up to thirty (30) copies of each publication or document.

§ 12-6-112. Care of Depository Copies

The librarian or other person in charge of each depository shall receive and carefully preserve all state documents and publications, both printed and electronic, so received.