Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“The Museum of Utah must carry out a set of educational, preservation, research, exhibition, partnership, and coordination duties.”
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The Museum of Utah must carry out a set of educational, preservation, research, exhibition, partnership, and coordination duties.
Section 9-8-209
The Museum of Utah shall: function as an educational outlet for the society to educate the public on Utah history and culture; support the efforts of museums, historical organizations, and other cultural organizations in the state to
Section 9-8-209(2)
The department must serve as a repository for historical artifacts it acquires.
Section 9-8-209(2)(c)
exhibit collections to the public on a regular schedule;
Section 9-8-209(2)(e)
This provision concerns establishing and coordinating best practices among museum professionals and volunteers in the state.
Section 9-8-209(2)(g)
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Source and current-law status
In force source record
Source record from le.utah.gov · Enacted 2023
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