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the right to refuse to sell additional equipment to a political | subdivision, educational institution, fire department or qualifying | nonprofit organization if it is determined that the political | subdivision, educational institution, fire department or qualifying | nonprofit organization has not retained the equipment for the | required period of 6 months; |
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| | Sec. H-9. 5 MRSA §1813-A, as amended by PL 2003, c. 37, §§2 and 3; | c. 545, §5; and c. 689, Pt. B, §6, is repealed. |
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| | Sec. H-10. 5 MRSA c. 155-A is enacted to read: |
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| §1827.__Powers; Bureau of General Services |
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| | The Department of Administrative and Financial Services, | through the Bureau of General Services, may establish the Central | Services Division in the Bureau of General Services for the | purpose of operating the postal service, central copy and | duplicating service, central warehouse, surplus property service | and central mail room.__The Bureau of General Services may: |
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| | 1.__Postal service. Purchase or contract for all postal | service required for the use of State Government or any | department or agency thereof; |
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| | 2. Central copy and duplicating. Establish and conduct a | central printing service, copy service and audio-visual service | at the seat of government. Such services must be available to all | departments and agencies of State Government. The Director of the | Bureau of General Services may make charges to those departments | and agencies of State Government making use of the facilities and | supplies of the central printing service; |
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| | 3. Central warehouse. Establish and operate, with the approval | of the Commissioner of Administrative and Financial Services, a | warehouse that, in the judgment of the Director of the Bureau of | General Services, is determined necessary for the storage and | distribution of supplies, materials and equipment by resale, | rental or other method, required for use by State Government or | any department or agency, or any political subdivision or school | administrative unit. In accordance with section 1587, the | Director of the Bureau of General Services may |
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