Jul 22nd, 2005, 15:58 | 只看该作者 #21 |
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你说得不错啊,国家安全跟图书馆没有本质区别,难道图书馆和厕所又有本质区别了,不都是为人民服务嘛。 |
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Jul 23rd, 2005, 01:16 | 只看该作者 #29 | |
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我的意思是说手纸和书都是大家共享,但关键在于手纸用过就是垃圾,但书看过还可以再看,所以没有人抓偷手纸,但有人抓偷书。 没人抓不等于说偷手纸不是偷的,偷的定义不是有人抓才是偷没人抓就不是偷,而且我觉得你举报有人偷手纸的话,很有可能会有人管,比如mall的管理部门等等,就像你在nofrill举报有人偷塑料袋,除了nofrill的员工没人会在乎这件事。 至于sear,bay之类,因为店里的商品不是大家共享,是商家的,所以只有商家关心防盗,当然小偷也关心这个 ,商家当然可以采取它认为合适的措施,如果它认为进来出去的人都要被检查不会影响它的销售,你看它们会不会那样做。 这个道理和恐怖分子是一样的,如果说有个人说要杀某某,你肯定觉得不关你的事,但如果有人说要在多伦多搞爆炸,你肯定就关心了,一个道理。危险在一个人身上,其他人不会关心,但如果危险在每一个人身上,大家就开始关心了。比如sars,和现在伦敦纽约大家看背包过敏,多伦多没事,但如果有一天多伦多发生这样的事情,恐怕我们就开始对背包敏感了。 利益也一样,大家共享利益,那大家肯定会监督,不让某人独占,如果利益是某个人自己的,那除了他自己,别人不会关心,人性而已啊。 |
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Jul 25th, 2005, 23:45 | 只看该作者 #33 |
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Comments: I am a regular TPL user and I love staying in libraries. One thing I feel a little bit uncomfortable is that when I leave Toronto reference library I am always asked to open my backpack to security staffs whereas I never meet this at other chain libraries. I was wondering if any rationality of this procedure exists legally. Is this an offence to human rights? By which federal or provincial law is TPL able to do this? Thank you for your explanation. |
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Jul 25th, 2005, 23:48 | 只看该作者 #34 |
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Thank you for taking the time to send us your feedback. There is not a federal or provincial law specifically providing for this step but the Library Rules of Conduct do require that "Members of the public must open all bags, books and papers for inspection if requested by staff". You may refer to the Library Rules of Conduct at http://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/a...of_conduct.jsp This policy has been approved by senior management and the Library Board. In order to be accountable for public funds, we do ask to search bags as a security measure to ensure the safekeeping of materials purchased using public funds. At the Toronto Reference Library, we do search all bags as customers leave the library. The collection in this particular branch includes many unique and valuable materials of historic importance that are irreplaceable. This measure is taken here to maintain the security of the collection. At other branches, the public are asked to open bags only if there are reasonable grounds to suspect that a customer is removing materials without properly discharging them. It is owing to the unique value of the special collections, including works of art, here at the Toronto Reference Library that more complete procedures have been put in place. I am assuming you are referring to this policy at the Toronto Reference Library as opposed to our other branches (other "chain libraries"). Security staff at the Toronto Reference Library do not select individuals at random but rather all customers/staff leaving the library with bags. Since all bags are searched, the library is not discriminating against individual customers in a manner that might be construed as a human rights violation. Although we do not ever begin under the assumption that any individual customer is a thief, many materials are recovered through this process. I do hope that you appreciate that we are trying to safeguard the collections for future use by all members of the public. Do not hesitate to contact me again if you have further questions. Norma Grech Department Head, Answerline |
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Jul 26th, 2005, 02:55 | 只看该作者 #36 | |
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