MINERAL TITLES REGULATIONS 2011
126Copyright – authorisation of publication
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126 Copyright – authorisation of publication (1) This regulation applies to a person (the relevant person) who is required to give the Minister an airborne survey report, an annual report or a final report. (2) If the copyright in part of the report is owned by another person, the relevant person must take all reasonable steps to obtain the other person's written authority for the publication of the information contained in that part. (3) In the report, the relevant person must: (a) if the relevant person owns the copyright in all or part of the report: (i) include a statement about that person's ownership of copyright; and
Mineral Titles Regulations 2011 65 (ii) if the statement relates to part of the report – clearly identify that part; and (iii) authorise the Minister to publish information in which the copyright subsists; and (b) if another person owns the copyright in part of the report: (i) include in the report a statement about the other person's ownership of copyright; and (ii) clearly identify the part of the report in which the copyright subsists; and (iii) state whether or not the other person has authorised the publication of the information contained in that part; and (iv) if the other person has not authorised the publication – briefly describe the steps taken to obtain the authorisation. (4) In this regulation: publication means publication, within the meaning of the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth), under regulation 10 or 125.