Level 12, 66 Goulburn StSydney 1974 1989 11 3 Of the three author representatives on the Board, two are appointed by the Australian Society of Authors and one is elected by Copyright Agency's author members. Of the three publisher representatives on the Board, two are appointed by the Australian Publishers Association and one is elected by Copyright Agency's publisher members. In 2017 a Visual Arts Director was appointed to represent the newly formed 'visual artist' class of member. In addition, up to four independent directors are appointed by the Board. 38571 76 Common Law Legal Licence Statutory schemes for education and government use. Direct grant of mandate by rightsholders for voluntary schemes. Universities, schools and colleges are licensed under a legal/statutory licence, and agreements for payment and monitoring are negotiated with industry peak bodies. The federal and each state and territory government are also covered by a legal/statutory licence and agreements with each government. Copyright Agency has voluntary licences with corporations, not for profit and professional associations, media monitoring services and religious organisations. Photocopying, scanning, email, intranet and other communication Books, journals, newspapers and magazines, visual artworks, accompanying illustrations and photographs, surveyors plans. Universities, schools and colleges are licensed under a legal/statutory licence, and agreements for payment and monitoring are negotiated with industry peak bodies. The federal and each state and territory government are also covered by a legal/statutory licence. Voluntary schemes are in place for corporations / businesses and visual arts licensing Scanning, storage, intranet and internal email. Legal scheme authorises university and school intranet and other digital uses. Voluntary digital schemes include aggregated journals for subscription and transactional use; intranet, internal email, scanning and archival storage in corporate sector; scanning and emailing press clips and downstream press clip use. Books, journals, newspapers and magazines, visual artworks, accompanying illustrations and photographs, surveyors plans, websites. Following the merger with Viscopy in late 2017, Copyright Agency now also has direct agreements with over 40 visual arts licensing societies internationally. Rights Portal/ Rights Portal for Journals - pay-per-use licensing solution for newspaper/ STM content Australian Resale Royalty Scheme Voluntary licences for a range of uses including corporations, media monitoring organisations, industry associations, local government and worship use. 12.9 $142,000,000 $114,000,000 $3,600,000 26 ACCESS, ALCS, Bonus Copyright Access, CFC, CADRA, CEDRO, CEMPRO, Copibec, Copy-Dan, CCC, CLA, CLASS, CLNZ, DALRO, OSDEL, HKRRLS, ICLA, JAC, JCOPY, Kopinor, Kopiosto, Luxorr, NLA, ProLitteris, Reprobel, SIAE, Stichting Reprorecht 1.5 1.5 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes From 2 July 2012, Copyright Agency managed Viscopy Ltd - the Australian visual arts collecting society - under a services agreement, and the two organisations formally merged in November 2017. All former Viscopy members are now members of Copyright Agency, and Viscopy no longer exists as a legal entity. Sample surveys, supplemented by other data where survey data is not available. Payments are distributed to authors, publishers and, less frequently, rightsholder associations. 3 The Cultural Fund supports projects that enhance the economic and creative climate in which Copyright Agency’s members and Copyright Agency operate and provides practical assistance to the benefit of the Australian cultural community generally. Guidelines about Copyright Agency's cultural fund are published on our website - http://copyright.com.au/culturalfund/ Australian Dollar
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