Chap. 41. An ACT to amend and re-enact Section 388 of the Code of Virginia,
as heretofore amended, relating to the printing and distribution of the ac’s
and joint resolutions of the General Assembly. [fH B 12]

Approved January 15, 1937

1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia, That
section three hundred and eighty-eight of the Code of Virginia, <s
heretofore amended, be amended and re-enacted so as to read ¢s
follows:

Section 388. The Director of the Division of Purchasing and
Printing shall cause to be printed in octavo form, as soon as approved
by the Governor, five thousand five hundred copies of the acts and
joint resolutions of the General Assembly, and shall distribute them
as follows: Two copies to each member of the General Assembly,
five copies to the clerk of each house, one copy to each head of a
department, six copies to the Division of Statutory Research and
Drafting, five copies to the Attorney General, one copy to each judge,
attorney for the Commonwealth, and to each clerk of a court of
record of this State, and five copies to the State Corporation Com-
mission, from time to time, as they are printed; the remainder he
shall have bound in ordinary half binding, with the index and tables
required by law to be printed with the acts and joint resolutions of the
General Assembly, and as soon as practicable after the close of each
session of the General Assembly, shall deliver one copy to the Governor,
one copy to each head of department, ten copies for the use of the
Division of Statutory Research and Drafting plus the number required
for exchange with other states; and forward by mail, express, or other-
wise, five copies to each member of the General Assembly, two copies
to every judge, five copies to the Corporation Commission, five copies
to the Attorney General, one copy to each mayor, clerk of any court,
attorney for the Commonwealth, sheriff, sergeant, treasurer, com-
missioner of the revenue, justices having trial jurisdiction, board of
supervisors and school board; one copy to the reporter of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, one copy to each educational institution in this
State that maintains a library, and to each public library; one copy
to every judge and clerk of any court held in this State under the
laws of the United States and to each attorney and marshal in this
State holding office under the United States; five copies to the State
Library; five copies to the Law Library; one copy to each university
and college in this State; one copy to each member of the board of
directors of each State hospital; one copy to the School for the Deaf
and Blind; one copy to the Virginia Military Institute; one copy to
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute; ten copies to the clerk of the
Senate for the use of the Senate; and fifteen copies to the clerk of the
House of Delegates for the use of the House.

Z. An emergency existing, this act shall be in force from its
passage.