LIBRARY REGULATIONS
Every academic library operates under its Internal Operating Regulations which describe in detail its structure, mode of operation, users’ obligations, and the procedures that ensure the smooth and fair use of the Library’s resources.
Library regulations are necessary because they ensure:
- smooth operation: rules help maintain order within the library, ensuring that users follow the proper procedures.
- fair access: regulations ensure that all users have equal opportunities to access the library’s materials and resources.
- protection of materials: books, databases, computers, and other library resources are valuable assets. Regulations help protect them from damage or misuse.
- safety for everyone: they protect users, staff, and the building from possible accidents or security issues.
- consistency and professionalism: the existence of clear regulations ensures that the library operates professionally and consistently, providing high-quality services.
Selected sections of the Library’s Internal Operating Regulations, specifically concerning users, are provided here for convenience and quicker access:
- Library Usage Regulations (covering the basic rules for the use of the library’s materials).
- Historical Archive Operating Regulations (covering the specific conditions and requirements for the use of the Historical Archive of A.S.F.A.).
Ragulations of the Library (Episode 1 and 2) - A.S.F.A.
A humorous-satirical video about the Rules that must be applied by users in the Library.