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Position statement: Moral rights for staff and volunteers

How moral rights are applied in NSLA libraries for works created by staff, contractors or volunteers.

Submission: Inquiry into the Copyright Amendment (Service Providers) Bill

NSLA's submission to the Australian Government's inquiry into the Copyright Amendment (Service Providers) Bill, which proposes to extend the operation of the safe harbour scheme.

Response: Interim report on stand-alone legislation to protect and commercialise Indigenous Knowledge

As custodians of a large volume of collection materials relating to and created by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, languages and cultures, NSLA’s Australian member libraries acknowledge our collective, individual and moral responsibilities to ensure that management and access is culturally informed and respectful. NSLA libraries support the creation of First Nations-led stand-alone legislation to protect ICIP and IK.

Submission: Copyright Amendment (Access Reform) Bill 2021

NSLA's response to the exposure draft of the Copyright Amendment (Access Reform) Bill 2021 and Review of Technological Protection Measures Exceptions. (February 2022)

Procedural guidelines: Risk assessment in oral history recordings

These guidelines aim to provide a standard framework to assess risk in providing online access to oral history or sound recordings, where rights and permission agreements are missing, poorly documented and/or unclear.
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