Manuscript Regulations

• The beneficiary is allowed to request up to two paper manuscripts per day, and no more than one manuscript is allowed at the same time.
• The beneficiary wishing to obtain paper copies of the manuscript must fill out the designated form.
• Manuscripts are not allowed to be borrowed or reviewed in paper form outside the reading hall or library.
• The beneficiary is entitled to obtain a complete electronic copy of the manuscript, provided they attach an official document from the relevant authority confirming their need for the manuscript for research purposes.
• The beneficiary is allowed to request copies of two manuscripts per day, up to 30% of each manuscript.
• The requested copies will be delivered to the beneficiary once the copying process is complete, with a possible delay until the next day depending on work conditions.
• The beneficiary is obligated to donate a copy of the completed manuscript (book) to the Library of the National Documents and Archives Authority after completing and printing it.
• The beneficiary must reference in their research that the manuscript copy was obtained from the Library of the National Documents and Archives Authority.
• The beneficiary commits not to alter the manuscript copy except for the purpose stated in the proof document.
• The beneficiary commits not to upload the digital manuscript copy to the World Wide Web without prior written consent from the National Documents and Archives Authority.