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Public Use of the Records (Management and Fees) Rules (Northern Ireland) 1996

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2.  In these Rules—

“Deputy Keeper” means the Deputy Keeper of the Records of Northern Ireland;

“Exhibition Area” means that part of the Office specifically provided as an area where members of the public may see exhibited material and where Office staff may lecture groups of readers or other users;

“Issue Desk” means that part of the Office where records are issued to members of the public, and where members of the public return records to the Office;

“Office” means the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland;

“Reading Rooms” means those parts of the Office where the records are inspected;

“Reception Area” means that part of the Office where a member of the public is required to sign his name in the book provided, be issued with a reader’s ticket on his first visit, and to leave articles;

“Search Room” means that part of the Office where indexes, catalogues, calendars and such other searching aids as are provided for consultation are kept;

“Waiting Area” means that part of the Office where a member of the public waits until such time as he has completed the entrance formalities.

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