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Summary
Council is seeking community feedback on the Draft Library Users Code of Conduct Policy. The policy has been updated to reflect recent changes to NSW library legislation. You can review the Draft Policy and provide feedback until Monday 23 November 2026.
Why is the policy being updated?
The current policy was adopted in 2023 and is due for review. The Draft Policy has been updated to reflect changes to the Library Act 1939 and the new Library Regulation 2026.
What is changing?
The updates cover areas including:
library membership
use of the library and library materials
library rules
how breaches of library rules are managed
access to library collections and materials.
Have Your Say
You can provide feedback in any of the following ways:
Online Submit a public comment form via the Have Your Say portal.
Council will consider any substantive submissions received during the exhibition period.
Summary
Council is seeking community feedback on the Draft Library Users Code of Conduct Policy. The policy has been updated to reflect recent changes to NSW library legislation. You can review the Draft Policy and provide feedback until Monday 23 November 2026.
Why is the policy being updated?
The current policy was adopted in 2023 and is due for review. The Draft Policy has been updated to reflect changes to the Library Act 1939 and the new Library Regulation 2026.
What is changing?
The updates cover areas including:
library membership
use of the library and library materials
library rules
how breaches of library rules are managed
access to library collections and materials.
Have Your Say
You can provide feedback in any of the following ways:
Online Submit a public comment form via the Have Your Say portal.
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