Deaccessioning in Cyprus
Deaccessioning and disposal seems to be of minor issue in Cyprus.
In the Antiquities Law of 2006 (amended in 2012), there is one article that states objects can be disposed of when not needed by the Cyprus Museum, or any district or local museum (§29). No further details are given. No guidelines or other tools have been developed.
Country details for Cyprus
| Official name: | Republic of Cyprus |
| Number of residents: | 1,17 million |
| Number of museums: | 16 |
| Parameters: | Legislation and National register of objects |
Deaccessioning possibilities in Cyprus:
GUIDELINES
Cyprus has no guidelines on deaccessioning or disposal.
OTHER TOOLS
Cyprus has no other tools on deaccessioning or disposal.
CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS
Cyprus has no national classification system on museum objects.
NATIONAL REGISTER OBJECTS
Cyprus has no national register of museum objects.
ACCREDITATION SCHEME
Cyprus has no official museums accreditation scheme.
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