Section 8-206.1-21 - Class and group visits(a) A public library may introduce its services and resources to school classes and groups within the community or as requested.(b) The library may introduce its services and resources to students borrowing library material during a class visit to the public library under the following terms and conditions: (1) Library material may be borrowed for a period up to six weeks upon prior arrangement with the library manager or designee.(2) A library card may be issued to a minor student upon completion of a library card application signed by the minor's parent or guardian and collected and verified by the student's teacher.(3) For purposes of this section, a class visit is a prearranged visit by a school class and designed to assist students in the use of library material.(c) The library may also accommodate group visits by organizations within the community.(d) The same organization, or any group or class of the organization, shall not be scheduled more than twice in a single month for a prepared session. A prepared session is one which requires library staff time to plan and conduct. The same organization, or any group or class of the organization, shall not be visited by the same librarian more than twice in the same month.(e) Unscheduled organizations or groups or classes of an organization arriving unannounced shall receive the same reference assistance as other individual library customers who arrive at the same time. Every effort shall be made to provide fair and efficient service.Haw. Code R. § 8-206.1-21
[Eff 1/2/96; comp 1/7/99; am and comp 05/24/2010] (Auth: HRS §§ 302A-1120, 312-1) (Imp: HRS § 312-1)