and warranty is or becomes untrue. Summary Statement: This change is being made to recognize that a Contractor may sometimes wish to include another party’s materials in the deliverables and to confirm that the Contractor has the necessary rights to do so. Section 6.4 Upon any Incorporated Upon any Incorporated The additional wording Material being embedded or Material being embedded or gives the Province incorporated in the Produced incorporated in the Produced broader rights to use Material and to the extent that Material and to the extent that the Incorporated it remains so embedded or it remains so embedded or Material as part of the incorporated, the Contractor incorporated, the Contractor Produced Material, as grants to the Province: grants to the Province: well as the ability to pass these rights on to a non-exclusive, a non-exclusive, others. These changes perpetual, irrevocable, perpetual, irrevocable, have been made as a royalty-free, worldwide royalty-free, worldwide result of recent license to use, license to exercise, in clarifications in reproduce, modify and respect of that copyright law, and distribute that Incorporated Material, ensure that the Incorporated Material; the rights set out in the Province has and Copyright Act unhampered use of the (Canada), including the Produced Material as a the right to sublicense right to use, reproduce, whole, including the to third-parties the right modify, publish and ability to publish any to use, reproduce, distribute that Incorporated Material modify and distribute Incorporated Material; included in the that Incorporated and Produced Material and Material. to communicate such the right to sublicense material to the public – or assign to e.g. through Internet any or all of the streaming. This change rights granted to the does not impact the Province under section ongoing need to 6.4(a) to use, consider, from a reproduce, modify and privacy perspective, distribute that what information can Incorporated Material. be made public.
and warranty is or becomes untrue. Summary Statement: This change is being made to recognize that a Contractor may sometimes wish to include another party’s materials in the deliverables and to confirm that the Contractor has the necessary rights to do so. Section 6.4 Upon any Incorporated Material being embedded or incorporated in the Produced Material and to the extent that it remains so embedded or incorporated, the Contractor grants to the Province: a non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, worldwide license to use, reproduce, modify and distribute that Incorporated Material; and the right to sublicense to third-parties the right to use, reproduce, modify and distribute that Incorporated Material. Upon any Incorporated Material being embedded or incorporated in the Produced Material and to the extent that it remains so embedded or incorporated, the Contractor grants to the Province: a non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, worldwide license to exercise, in respect of that Incorporated Material, the rights set out in the Copyright Act (Canada), including the right to use, reproduce, modify, publish and distribute that Incorporated Material; and the right to sublicense or assign to any or all of the rights granted to the Province under section 6.4(a) to use, reproduce, modify and distribute that Incorporated Material. The additional wording gives the Province broader rights to use the Incorporated Material as part of the Produced Material, as well as the ability to pass these rights on to others. These changes have been made as a result of recent clarifications in copyright law, and ensure that the Province has unhampered use of the Produced Material as a whole, including the ability to publish any Incorporated Material included in the Produced Material and to communicate such material to the public – e.g. through Internet streaming. This change does not impact the ongoing need to consider, from a privacy perspective, what information can be made public.
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