Part 5Dealing with rights in copyright works
Moral rights
118Moral rights not assignable
The rights conferred by Part 4 are not assignable.
Copyright Act 1994
Dealing with rights in copyright works - Moral rights
118: Moral rights not assignable
"You keep your special rights, they can't be given away"
You have rights under Part 4 of the Copyright Act 1994. These rights are not assignable, which means you cannot give them to someone else. You keep these rights as they are part of the law to protect you.
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