states and territories
- State and Territory agencies and departments falling under the Statutory Government licence
- Agreement between CAL and the States and Territories
- Intellectual Property Policies in the States and Territories
State and Territory agencies and departments falling under the Statutory Government licence
For a complete list of State and Territory departments and agencies that have an agreement in place with CAL please select your State or Territory:
If your department or agency is not listed and you think you are eligible for the Statutory Government licence please contact CAL's Government Licensing team on 02 9394 7600 or email government@copyright.com.au to find out who your government representative is, so that you may be added to the agreement.
Agreement between CAL and the States and Territories
The States and Territories of Australia and CAL are currently negotiating the terms for government digital use of copyright works between 2001 and 2006, since previous agreements with the States and Territories only covered the photocopying of copyright material. Concurrently, CAL and the States and Territories are negotiating for terms regarding prospective arrangements to cover hardcopy and digital activity undertaken by government agencies and departments.
Intellectual Property Policies in the States and Territories
A number of States and Territories have developed intellectual property principles to assist their departments and agencies to manage their own and others intellectual property. You can find links to these policies below:
- NSW – Department of the Premier and Cabinet: Intellectual Property Management Framework for the NSW Public Sector
- VIC – Auditor-General's Office: Managing Intellectual Property in Government Agencies
- QLD – Department of Tourism, Regional Development and Industry: Queensland Public Sector Intellectual Property Guidelines
- SA – Department of the Premier and Cabinet: Intellectual Property Policy
- WA – Department of Industry and Resources: Government Intellectual Property Policy and Best Practice Guidelines
- TAS– Department of Justice: Guidelines for the Administration of Crown Copyright V 2.0
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