Validation and Condition Checking Sample Clauses

Validation and Condition Checking. Retention commitments and weeding decisions are made on the assumption that the items are actually on the shelf in the allocated library. Ideally libraries would have conducted an inventory of their collection before the shared print initiative began to validate that items are actually on shelves and their physical condition. If a full inventory wasn’t conducted, the libraries should validate that committed to retain items are actually on shelves and check their physical condition. An additional MARC 583 Action Note ‡a Action should be used to record if the title was validated for condition by including “‡a completeness reviewed” with appropriate ‡l Status terms to report evidence of missing units, binding anomalies or reprints; use the ‡z Public note to specify gaps and missing materials21. The MSCS Project Team and Collection Development Committee decided that it would not require partner libraries to validate committed to retain items, but the systems librarian provided guidance for adding retention information in the MARC 583 field regarding validation and condition checking should libraries decide to do this work. So far no MSCS libraries have plans to conduct any concerted validation or condition checking, but if libraries do identify damaged retained items they are expected to follow their usual workflows and procedures for repairing and replacing them. However, as discussed above, if the items meet the criteria in the Policy on Retention Commitment Changes the commitment can be transferred or reversed22.
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