Publications and Souvenirs
Table of Provisions (8)
Statutory Text (8 Articles)
L.C.B.L. 18/06/2011
LOCAL COUNCILS ACT
(CAP. 363)
Publications and Souvenirs
(Floriana Local Council) Bye-Laws, 2011
IN exercise of the powers conferred by articles 34, 35 and 60
of the Local Councils Act, the Floriana Local Council has made the
following Bye-Laws:-
1 The title of these Bye-Laws is the Publications and Citation and
Souvenirs (Floriana Local Council) Bye-Laws, 2011.
1.2 These Bye-Laws shall come into force one month after
their publication in the Gazette.
1 In these Bye-Laws unless the context otherwise requires –
“the Council” means the Floriana Local Council;
“the editorial board” means the person or group of
persons nominated by the Council to be in charge of Council
publications and souvenirs;
“publications” includes any newspaper, journal, CD,
DVD, newsletter, book, brochure or other publication by the
Council, as well as lapel badges made by the Council with an
educational or cultural purpose.
1 The Council shall have the right to sell publications and
souvenirs with definitive reference to Floriana Local Council.
3.2 In determining the price of publications and souvenirs,
it shall include all the elements to recover the expenses made in
the production of the publication or the souvenir as well as a small
profit margin
Provided that the aforesaid price shall not be more than
ten per cent of the Local Council’s cost price.
3.3 The Council may utilise any available means to promote
and sell its publications and souvenirs.
3.4 Notwithstanding any authorisation granted under these
Bye-Laws, a person granted an authorisation shall be personally
responsible for any permits or licences necessary under any other
law.
1 In the design stage of any publication or souvenir, the
board shall ensure that the material used is of the highest quality,
and that no articles are published which give an opinion which may
be considered to be discriminatory, partisan or libellous.
4.2 The board shall also ensure that, besides conforming
with any law that regulates the printing of publications or the
manufacturing of souvenirs, it takes due consideration of the
needs of the consumer by ensuring that the price charged is
reasonable and that such publication or souvenir is available
from establishments which provide good access to persons with a
disability.
4.3 On each publication, excluding lapel badges and
souvenirs, there shall be clearly indicated
(a) the name and address of the board;
(b) the date of issue of the publication;
(c)
the name and address of the publishing house;
(d) a declaration that the publication is issued under
the authority of the
Council;
(e) the serial number, if the publication is part of a
series; and
(f) the price of publication.
1 If there is any lack of agreement on any issue between
the members of the board, the issue shall be referred for the
consideration of the Council, and the Council’s decision shall be
final.
1 The final draft form of the publication or souvenir,
before being offered for sale, shall be approved by the Council.
1 The price of the publication or souvenir shall be
determined by the board and approved by the Council.
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