A. The recorder and state librarian have exempted certain kinds of state publications from deposit requirements. A state agency is not required to deposit the following state publications:
- 1. advertisements;
- 2. agendas;
- 3. alumni materials;
- 4. announcements, bookmarks, postcards;
- 5. applications;
- 6. articles/reports published in commercial/professional literature, e.g. JAMA;
- 7. artwork (graphical representations without textual information);
- 8. bids, responses to bids, requests for bids;
- 9. calendars;
- 10. complex relational databases;
- 11. contracts;
- 12. correspondence;
- 13. course schedules;
- 14. curriculum catalogs (program-specific only);
- 15. drafts of plans, reports (unless historically significant or only version available);
- 16. event invitations, announcements, registration forms;
- 17. fiction, literary criticism, or poetry, except as may be included in literary journals;
- 18. forms and instruction manuals for their completion;
- 19. fundraising materials;
- 20. grant proposals, bids;
- 21. greeting cards;
- 22. job listings;
- 23. memorabilia/realia;
- 24. memoranda (including email);
- 25. minutes of internal departmental meetings (except public meeting minutes of boards/commissions/task forces and executive meeting minutes);
- 26. minutes of boards/commissions/task forces and executive meetings containing confidential information (unless redacted);
- 27. minutes of committee meetings of boards/commissions/task forces, even if public;
- 28. news/press releases, public service announcements;
- 29. newsletters and subscriber lists meant only for employee, faculty, or student use;
- 30. notices of sale;
- 31. opinions and orders issued by state courts;
- 32. daily or weekly periodicals (that are summarized in monthly or quarterly publications);
- 33. personnel manuals;
- 34. photographs;
- 35. policy handbooks intended only for internal use;
- 36. presentations/speeches given at conferences, meetings;
- 37. programs (announcements of events, training sessions);
- 38. recruitment materials;
- 39. reprints (reissued without change);
- 40. stationery;
- 41. student publications (produced by students), except for those published by the university or college;
- 42. telephone directories meant only for employee, faculty, or student use;
- 43. unedited compilations of data or information submitted via forms or other means from individuals or entities under the regulation of a state agency;
- 44. volunteer newsletters; and
- 45. websites in their entirety.
Authority Note
AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 25:122(B).
Historical Note
HISTORICAL NOTE: Promulgated by the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, Office of the State Library, LR 8:187 (April 1982), amended LR 28:1577 (July 2002), amended by the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, State Library, LR 39:70 (January 2013).