Charge to the DLC from the GPO Director to Review and Identify Any Issues Regarding H.R. 1654, the Federal Register Modernization Act (March 2019)

Issue Brief on the Federal Register Modernization Act, H.R. 1654 / S.1078, Submitted to the GPO Director from the Depository Library Council (May 2019)

The DLC presents its analysis, comments, and concerns about the draft bill (12/11/17) to amend Title 44 of the U.S. Code - Submitted to GPO 01/08/18.

In June 2017, GPO’s Director, Davita Vance Cooks, charged the Depository Library Council with providing recommendations to modernize Title 44 United States Code Chapter 19, which governs the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP). This document presents revisions to those recommendations.

In June 2017, GPO’s Director, Davita Vance Cooks, charged the Depository Library Council with providing recommendations to modernize Title 44 United States Code Chapter 19, which governs the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP). This document presents those recommendations. (Submitted September 25, 2017)

A collection of incentives for GPO to provide to depositories to encourage them to remain in the FDLP. The incentives were developed from input received during the Fall 2003 Meeting and a GOVDOC-L posting.

At the Fall DLC Meeting in 2003, Public Printer Bruce R. James challenged Council to provide advice on three key issues integral to the envisioning process Mr. James instituted upon his assumption of office in December, 2002. This document contains Council's response.

Report from Council's Electronic Transition Committee that analyzes GPO's progress toward a more electronic FDLP.

Update report of recommendations on the content and methodology of future biennial surveys and other data collection instruments in the FDLP.

Council's input into GPO's report to Congress, Study to Identify Measures Necessary for a Successful Transition to a More Electronically Based Federal Depository Library Program.

Compilations of deliberations that explored possible ways of restructuring the FDLP.