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Submissions

  • Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP)
  • Indigenous data sovereignty
  • Indigenous protocols
  • Productivity Commission
  • Advocacy
  • Submissions
09 Sep 2022

Joint submission in response to the Productivity Commission's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Visual Arts and Crafts Draft Report

We support more effective recognition and protection of ICIP in Australia, including legal and nonlegal mechanisms.
  • Access Reform Bill 2021
  • Access to cultural heritage
  • copyright
  • Copyright access reforms
  • Creative Australia
  • Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP)
  • National Cultural Policy
  • Submissions
29 Aug 2022

Joint submission in response to a new National Cultural Policy

Finishing the modernisation of the Copyright Act 1968, recognising and protecting Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) and equitable access to Australia’s cultural heritage should be priorities for the new Cultural Policy.
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Automated decision making
  • Machine learning
  • Advocacy
  • Submissions
25 Apr 2022

Submission in response to the Digital Technology Taskforce’s Automated Decision Making and AI Regulation Issues Paper

There are important copyright considerations that need to be factored into the future regulation of automated decision making (ADM) and artificial intelligence (AI).
  • Copyright access reforms
  • Copyright consultation
  • Copyright policy
  • Education
  • Fair dealing
  • Government
  • Government statutory licence
  • Government use of copyright
  • Libraries and archives
  • Libraries and archives exceptions
  • Online education
  • Orphan Works
  • Orphan works limited liability scheme
  • Private and domestic use
  • Quotation
  • Technological protection measures
  • Advocacy
  • Submissions
28 Feb 2022

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

Australia needs a copyright system that is digital-first and the Access Reform Bill provides the opportunity for Australia to embrace an effective online future.
  • Copyright access reforms
  • COVID-19
  • Creative and cultural industries and institutions inquiry
  • House of Representatives Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts
  • Advocacy
  • Submissions
26 Oct 2020

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

The proposed Copyright access reforms would improve the position of Australia’s creative and cultural industries in the face of COVID-19 and future challenges.
  • Copyright and IP treaties
  • Joint Standing Committee on Treaties
  • Trade agreements
  • Treaty-making process inquiry
  • Advocacy
  • Submissions
31 Jul 2020

Submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties inquiry into Certain Aspects of the Treaty-making Process in Australia

With copyright and IP increasingly included in international treaties and free trade agreements, the secrecy of trade negotiations reduces the transparency around IP negotiations, which is almost invariably contrary to the public interest.
  • Submissions
05 Jun 2020

Submission in response to the ACCC News media bargaining code Concepts paper

The ADA provides ideas on how the proposed mandatory News media bargaining code can avoid unintended impacts on copyright law and Australian's ability to share news online.
  • Submissions
31 May 2020

Submission in response to the ACCC Agricultural machinery: After-sales markets Inquiry

The ADA urges the ACCC to include TPMs in its consideration of factors restricting the ability of farmers to access independent agricultural machinery repairs.
  • Submissions
17 Feb 2020

Submission in response to WIPO Impact of Artificial Intelligence on IP Policy draft issues paper

The potential for AI to contribute to and complicate copyright calls for careful consideration.
  • Submissions
26 Sep 2019

Submission in response to the Digital Platforms Inquiry final report

Once again the Australian Digital Alliance (ADA) welcomes the opportunity to provide comment in relation to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) Digital Platforms Inquiry; this time providing comments to the government in response to the final Inquiry report released by the ACCC on Friday 26 July 2019.
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