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Copyright Infringement Notices

If you are a copyright holder and believe any material stored on this website or elsewhere on our network infringes your copyright, you may issue us with a notice pursuant to the Copyright Act 1994 to request that the matter be investigated. In order to be processed for investigation, notices must be sent to:

Copyright Infringement Notice
Democracy Services
Auckland City Council
Private Bag 92516
Wellesley Street
Auckland

To assist council in its investigation of the matter, your copyright infringement notice should:

• be in writing and signed by the copyright holder (or their authorised agent) and comply with the information requirements set out in the regulations under the Copyright Act, including the following:
  1. the name of the person signing the notice and the name of the copyright owner or the copyright owner's duly authorised agent (if different from the person signing the notice)
  2. the contact details of the persons referred to in (i) above, which must include telephone number, postal address, email address, and fax number (if a fax number is available)
  3. the date and time when the alleged infringement was discovered
  4. a description of the specific material that is alleged to be infringing
  5. the nature of the alleged infringement
  6. the online location where the allegedly infringing material is found.
• provide such further additional information as may be necessary to support your claim, or as may be reasonably requested by council to assist its investigation.

Timing

We will acknowledge receipt of your copyright infringement notice as soon as possible.

We will inform you of the outcome of our investigation, and any actions taken, as soon as practicable and within 20 working days from the date we receive your notice.

Extension of time

We reserve the right to extend the time for council's response, at our discretion, acting reasonably.

Last updated August 2009