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Copyright access reforms

  • Submissions

Joint submission in response to a new National Cultural Policy

A new National Cultural Policy needs to prioritise finishing the modernisation of the Copyright Act 1968.

29 Aug 2022
  • Blog Posts

Why Australia needs the proposed Access Reform

Australia needs a copyright system that is digital-first, which is why the ALACC and the ADA support the reforms proposed in the Access Reform Bill.

15 Mar 2022
  • Submissions

Joint submission in response to an exposure draft of the Copyright Amendment (Access Reform) Bill 2021 and the review of technological protection measures (TPMs) exceptions

The Access Reform Bill provides the opportunity for Australia to embrace an effective online future.

28 Feb 2022
  • Submissions

Joint submission to the Communications and the Arts Standing Committee inquiry into Australia’s creative and cultural industries and institutions

To address the short fallings of the Copyright Act for creators and cultural institutions highlighted by COVID-19 we call for the introduction of the copyright access legislation as a priority.

26 Oct 2020
  • Events
  • Past
A promotional image for a webinar with details of the event and a hand drawn cartoon image featuring a box with a triangular hole in it and a label that reads 'reality'. In front of the box is a cylinder with a copyright logo on it. To the left is two characters looking at the copyright cylinder and the triangular hole that represents the reality of dealing with copyright. One has their hands thrown up in the air in exclamation while the other holds a saw with the intention of changing the shape of the copyright cylinder to better fit the triangular hole in the reality box.

ALCC Library and Archive Copyright Briefing – Access reforms: what do we know?

A free webinar focused on the proposed Copyright access reforms.

Event Date: 30 Nov 2020
  • Media Statements

Budget allocation to boost access to cultural collections and research

Funding for cultural institutions and humanities eresearch infrastructure included in the 2020–21 Federal Budget.

07 Oct 2020

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