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Appendix B
Budget Summary
1. Acquisitions
Books – $65,951.45
Serials – $634,815.58
Electronics – $91, 531.35
Binding – $24,508.10
Special Collections – $5,969.48
Trust Accounts – $944.25
TOTAL – $823,720.21
2. Salaries and Benefits
TOTAL – $1,781,151.55
3. Gifts-In-Kind 2006
Estate of Geoffrey Standish Lester – $95,235
Michael M. Sax – $40
TOTAL – $95,275
Appendix C
Table 1 – Library Loans
2006/7 2005/6
Faculty 902 948
Graduate students 2289 2353
LL.B students 12,442 12,634
Research assistants 430 540
TOTAL 16,063 16,475
Table 2 – Gate Count 2006-7
May 4420
June 5176
July 4591
August 4284
September 20328
October 28672
November 33391
December 25726
January 18203
February 21765
March 26524
April 28403
Total 221,483
Appendix D
Table 3 – Reference
2006/7 2005/6
Bibliographic instruction 75 64
E-mail requests 560 419
Reference questions* 15614 17051
* Includes references questions answered by Circulation staff
Appendix E
Table 4 – Interlibrary Loans Borrowed
2006/7 2005/6
Books/Microforms 390 292
Photocopies 191 225
TOTAL 581 517
Table 5 – Interlibrary Loans Lent
2006/7 2005/6
Books/Microforms 689 622
Photocopies 450 507
TOTAL 1139 1129
Appendix F
Special and Retrospective Collections Report 2006
The Special and Retrospective Collections of the Law Library
make it the leading common law research collection in
Canada, with outstanding depth in Canadian legal materials
through 1980. The library’s rich collection extends beyond
statutes, reports, treatises and scholarly monographs, to
books of practice, biographical material on lawyers and
judges, government inquiries, printed trials, and journalistic
materials from all periods of Canadian law. The library’s
United Kingdom and Irish material is also the best in Canada,
including virtually complete collections of Nominative
Reports from the seventeenth to the nineteenth centuries
and a substantial number of subsequent series, very full
holdings of periodicals, outstanding collections of books of
practice for the last three centuries, and printed trials,
parliamentary papers and a wide range of other original and
scholarly materials on English, Irish, and Scottish law. The
library also holds much retrospective material published in
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