Section 5. Duties of the committee.
In addition to other powers conferred by this act, the committee shall have the power:
(1) To develop a comprehensive plan and program for the
historic preservation and restoration of the State Capitol
Building.
(2) To monitor the making of all major repairs,
alterations and improvements in and about the State Capitol
Building, including the furnishing and refurnishing of the
same, where such repairs, alterations or improvements may
alter or otherwise affect the architectural and historical
integrity of the building.
(3) To monitor the maintenance, restoration,
preservation and rehabilitation of historical documents,
artifacts and other historical objects or resources located
within and around, or associated with, the State Capitol
Building.
(4) To acquire on behalf of the Commonwealth artifacts,
documents and other historical objects or resources which
contribute to the historical significance of the State
Capitol Building.
(5) To receive for and on behalf of the Commonwealth,
gifts or bequests of artifacts, documents and other
historical objects or resources which contribute to the
historical significance of the State Capitol Building.
(6) To assist in the preservation of other buildings and
structures located within the Capitol Complex.
(7) To accept grants and subsidies from and enter into
agreements or other transactions with any Federal agency or
agency of the Commonwealth or other entity.
(8) To enter into contracts and to execute all
instruments necessary or convenient for carrying on its
operations.
(9) To issue appropriate regulations for the
implementation of this act.
(10) To do all other things necessary or convenient to
carry out the powers granted to it by this act.