Q. Why are some DVDs in the Library for Reference use only?
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Answered By: Sharon Nangle Last Updated: Oct 04, 2024 Views: 811
Answered By: Sharon Nangle
Last Updated: Oct 04, 2024 Views: 811
Most of the DVDs in the library can be borrowed, and we intend to make as many available to borrow as possible, however there are some which are for Reference use only, and these fall into two categories:
- High cost/difficult to replace items. Where DVDs are particularly expensive, or will prove difficult to replace, we make these reference only items.
- Items which have no BBFC Classification. It is a requirement of the Video Recordings Act 1984 that only recordings with a BBFC Classification are distributed in the UK, in order to be compliant with the legislation, any materials which we have been unable to find a classification for are kept as Reference items.
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