Copyright+Policy

(For example, on paper, cardboard or cellulose: books, magazines, slides, postcards, pamphlets, and so on) hardcopy to hardcopy // or // hardcopy to digital || literary work || all of a magazine article (//more than one from the same issue if on the same subject matter)// “a reasonable portion” – 10% of the number of pages OR  1 chapter (//more if not separately published / commercially available in relevant time)// all of an item in an anthology, up to 15 pages || (//more if not separately published / commercially available in relevant time)// all of an item in an anthology, up to 15 pages || (//more if not separately published / commercially available in relevant time)// || all, if not separately published or, if separately published, not commercially available in the relevant time || **Australian Copyright Council:** 245 Chalmers Street Redfern NSW 2016 Australia [|http://www.copyright.org.au] ACN 001 228 780 Tel:61 2 9318 1788 Fax: 61 2 9698 3536 email: info@copyright.org.au 
 * ** ACTIVITY ** || ** SUBJECT MATTER ** || ** LIMITS ON AMOUNT ** ||
 * // reproductions: //
 * || dramatic work || “a reasonable portion” – 10% of the number of pages
 * || musical work || “a reasonable portion” – 10% of the number of pages
 * || artistic work || all, if it illustrates or accompanies text or music copied under part VB

(For example, material you have digitised under the hardcopy provisions; material on CD-ROMs which is not subject to contractual restrictions; material on the Internet.) digital to digital // or // digital to hardcopy || literary work || all of a magazine article (//more than one from the same issue if on the same subject matter)// “a reasonable portion” – 10% of the number of pages OR 1 chapter (//more if not separately published / commercially available **in electronic form** in relevant time)// there is //no// separate provision for copying from digital “anthologies” || (//more if not separately published / commercially available **in electronic form** in relevant time)// || (//more if not separately published / commercially available **in electronic form** in relevant time)// || (eg. email, or online) || literary, musical, dramatic, and artistic works || no more than the above limits from the one work may be communicated at the same time || **Australian Copyright Council **245 Chalmers Street Redfern NSW 2016 Australia [|http://www.copyright.org.au] ACN 001 228 780 Tel:61 2 9318 1788 Fax: 61 2 9698 3536 email: info@copyright.org.au 
 * ** ACTIVITIY ** || ** SUBJECT MATTER ** || ** LIMITS ON AMOUNT ** ||
 * // reproductions: //
 * || dramatic work || “a reasonable portion” – 10% of the number of words
 * || musical work || “a reasonable portion” – 10% of the work
 * || artistic work || all (//whether or not separately published and commercially available)// ||
 * // communications, //

AS A RESULT OF CHANGES UNDER THE NEW COPYRIGHT ACT STAFF MUST NOW CONSIDER THE EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE OF ANY DVD THEY WISH TO SHOW TO A CLASS. “The screening of films and DVDs is permitted in schools providing it is not a public performance. This means that films and DVDs can only be used for educational purposes, **NOT for entertainment** as this use is considered public performance …” For example, the practice of using DVDs at **the end of the year to keep students occupied is an unauthorized** screening. Also the use of DVds as a fund raiser or for use with **parents and the general public** also constitutes an infringement of the Act.” A film **can be hired** for entertainment purposes from distributors but will cost from $**70-120** overnight. **Admission** **can be charged**. Eg Roadshow: 0295228685

“Anyone may make a copy on behalf of a school provided the copy is for **educational purposes” i.e.** for a particular course or as part of the library’s collection. This copy can be made at home and includes copying from cable television. // Copyright for Schools 2001 // prepared by Ann Grieve, Chair, MCEETYA Taskforce on Copyright Law