“One Stop Shop” Copyright Licensing Scheme
NZSTA's “One Stop Shop” copyright licensing scheme runs from 1 July to 30 June each year (e.g. 1 July 2011 - 30 June 2012).
All questions relating to this annual copyright licensing scheme should be directed to the: NZSTA Copyright Helpdesk Freephone 0800 663 486 (8 am to 4 pm) or email:
Copyright Coordinator. If you wish to amend your copyright invoice, then click on the
copyright invoicing page.
To contact the copyright agencies direct
APRA/AMCOS, PO Box 6315, Auckland 1141 - Phone: 0800 692 772, Fax: (09) 623 2174, Email:
Greer Davies
PPNZ, Private Bag 78 850, Grey Lynn, Auckland - Phone: (09) 360 5085, Fax: (09) 360 4086. Email:
richard@ppnz.co.nz
The Schools Music license Allows the public performance of music by pupils. It includes performance of music in concerts, by school bands/orchestras, choirs, playing of CD's, cassettes, and TV's featuring music, music at school dances, music festivals and combined school concerts and the photocopying of sheet music [up to 30 copies orchestral or five (5) copies choral].
Costs for a Public Performance & Print Music Licence] Licence
$0.96 cents per pupil, less a 5% discount if you are a member of NZSTA.
APRA/PPNZ Music recording licence [audio/video]:
Allows schools to make recordings of music on tape, CD, or live performances, CD compilations, or using music in video or film recordings made at a school. The recordings may be made for the students and distributed either free of charge or on a cost recovery basis.
Costs for an APRA/PPNZ Music recording licence [Audio/Video]
$0.45 cents per pupil, less a 5% discount if you are a member of NZSTA.
CLL, PO Box 33 1488, Takapuna, Auckland 0740. Freephone 0800 480 271, fax: (09) 486 6260, email:
cll@copyright.co.nz
Print Copying Licence:
If your school makes multiple copies of extracts from books, newspapers, or periodicals that are more than 3% or 3 pages of the work, then you need a licence with CLL. Under the 3% rule provided in the 1994 Copyright Act, if copying of 3% or 3 pages results in the whole work being copied [eg a small reader, a poem or an article], then copying is limited to 50% of the work.
Certain copyright works [such as printed music, loose maps and photographs] may not be copied under the CLL licence. Copying of this material must be in accordance with the Copyright Act or under licence from an appropriate collecting society or the copyright owner.
Costs for a Print Copying Licence
$1.50 per primary pupil, less a 5% discount if you are a member of NZSTA.
$3.00 per secondary pupil, less a 5% discount if you are a member of NZSTA.
TV & Radio Copying Licence:
The Screenrights licence permits schools to copy programmes from television and radio for educational purposes.
The licence is simple and straightforward. Licensed schools can copy from both free to air and pay television and radio. There are no limits on the amount of a programme that can be copied [a short excerpt, the entire show, a series, or anything in between]; there are no limits on the amount of copies that can be made [one or a hundred, as you need]; and, no limits on the type of programme that can be news and current affairs to light entertainment; it's all covered]. Under the licence, copying can occur anytime, anywhere by anyone as long as it is for the educational purposes of the school.
To ensure you get maximum value from your licence, Screenrights produces a weekly educational programme guide which highlights programmes of particular educational value and lists them in study areas. The guide also includes links to websites related to the highlighted programmes, many of which provide Teachers Notes. This emailed guide is free and is exclusively available to Screenrights' licencees.
Costs for a TV & Radio Copying Licence
$4.11 cents per pupil, less a 5% discount if you are a member of NZSTA
For futher information on the above licences, please click here