H.R. 5410 is a bill to allow the Library of Congress to create three revolving funds so that the monies garnered from various activities could be retained by the library to be reinvested in those areas. One of the revolving funds is a gift shop fund, the other is a Federal library and information network program for products and services yielded under that structure. I would tell the gentleman from Virginia that, because of the recent locating of the audio-video conservation center in Culpeper, Virginia, a major acquisition for the Library of Congress in a facility designed for other purposes but perfect for protecting films and audio, that any funds derived from audio-video duplicating will be allowed to be placed in a revolving fund based upon this legislation.
David Thomas: “H.R. 5410 is a bill to allow the Library of Congress to create three revolving funds so that the monies garnered from…”
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Discussing H.R. 5410, a bill for the Library of Congress to create revolving funds.
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