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Copyright Act 1994

Remedies for infringement - Infringing file sharing

122U: Fees payable by rights owners to IPAPs

You could also call this:

"Paying fees to IPAPs for their work"

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You pay fees to an IPAP for work they do under sections 122A to 122T. An IPAP can charge you for this work. The amount they charge must follow any rules made about fees. You are protected by rules that say how much an IPAP can charge. If there are rules about fees, an IPAP must not charge more than those fees. They must follow the rules when deciding how much to charge.

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Infringing file sharing

122UFees payable by rights owners to IPAPs

  1. An IPAP may charge a rights owner for performing the functions required of IPAP under sections 122A to 122T.

  2. If regulations are made that prescribe a rate or rates, or a method or methods for calculating the rate or rates, that may be charged by an IPAP, an IPAP must not charge more than the rate or rates prescribed by, or calculated in accordance with, the regulations.

Notes
  • Section 122U: inserted, on , by section 6 of the Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Act 2011 (2011 No 11).