Federal Court of Australia
COPYRIGHT TRIBUNAL OF AUSTRALIA
Audio-visual Copyright Society Limited –v- Australian Record Industry Association Limited [2000] ACopyT 1 COPYRIGHT TRIBUNAL – government copying – whether "a specified class of government copies" under s153F(5) may be defined by reference to categories of copyright ownership – whether more than one collecting society may be declared for a single act of copying – Part VII Division 2 discussed in relation to copying of sound broadcasts and television broadcasts of recordings and films
Copyright Act 1968, ss153F – 153K, 182B – 183A, 183C Phonographic Performance Company of Australia Ltd v Federation of Australian Commercial Television Stations (1998) 154 ALR 211 referred to. Audio-Visual Copyright Society Limited –v- Australian Record Industry Association Limited
CT 1 of 1999
BURCHETT P SYDNEY 20 January 2000
IN THE COPYRIGHT TRIBUNAL CT 1 OF 1999
APPLICATION BY: AUDIO-VISUAL COPYRIGHT SOCIETY LIMITED for a declaration under s153F of the Copyright Act 1968
AUSTRALIAN RECORD INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION LIMITED
Party
TRIBUNAL BURCHETT P
PLACE: SYDNEY
DATE: 20 January 2000
THE TRIBUNAL answers the preliminary question set out in its reasons "No".
IN THE COPYRIGHT TRIBUNAL CT 1 OF 1999
APPLICATION BY: AUDIO-VISUAL COPYRIGHT SOCIETY LIMITED for a declaration under s153F of the Copyright Act 1968
AUSTRALIAN RECORD INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION LIMITED
Party
TRIBUNAL: BURCHETT P
PLACE: SYDNEY
DATE: 20 January 2000
REASONS FOR DECISION 1 The applicant ("Screenrights") seeks to be declared a collecting society for the purposes of Division 2 of Part VII of the Copyright Act 1968 (which is headed "Use of copyright material for the Crown") - "in relation to the relevant copyright owners of the following classes of copyright material:
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