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Good morning all:

ALIS is a former DRA consortium. On DRA, the loan rule of
the transacting library governed all circulation
transactions for items regardless of their owning agency.
There was no choice.

When we migrated to III, the exact opposite was true - the
loan rule of the owning library applied to all circulation
transactions.

Now in Silver we find there is an option as to which loan
rule governs.

Have any of you chosen to use the option where the loan rule
of the transacting library governs? The doc is so specific
that this option applies to items sent to remote locations
to satisfy holds that I need to be sure exactly how this
option would affect circulation if we chose it.

Does it really only apply when items are being checked out
at the pickup location to satisfy a hold? Or does it apply
more generally that any item checked out anywhere circulated
under the transacting library's rules?

If a patron from library A borrows items from library B and
then returns them to library C, (no hold involved) and they
are overdue, would library C's loan rule apply or library
B's?

We are very concerned that we understand how this might
affect direct reciprocal borrowing transactions as well as
holds...

Thank you all.

Brenda
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Brenda K. Giovanneillo
ALIS Consortium Director
Nassau County, Long Island, New York
516.292.8920 ext. 241
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