Submissions Received on the Position Paper

[ Last Updated 26 October 2005 ]

Submissions received on the discussion document Digital Technology and the Copyright Act 1994: Position Paper

Released: 2004-03-03

The Ministry received 56 submissions:

Sub. No.	Submitter	Date Received
01	Elroy Liddington	2002-12-16
02	Joel Kahn	2002-12-21
03	Patrick Waddington	2003-01-14
04	Distance Education Association of New Zealand	2003-01-22
05	Screen Production and Development Association	2003-02-14
06	Peter Hewett	2003-02-17
07	Lincoln University Library	2003-02-18
08	The Correspondence School	2003-02-18
09	Benjamin J. Bates	2003-02-19
10	Nigel Stanger	2003-02-19
11	David Harvey	2003-02-19
12	Ministry of Education	2003-02-19
13	Council of New Zealand University Librarians	2003-02-20
14	Royal New Zealand Foundation for the Blind	2003-02-20
15	Library and Information Association of New Zealand	2003-02-20
16	Ken Moon and A J Park	2003-02-20
17	Te Rōpū Whakahau	2003-02-21
18	Joint Standing Committee on Interloan	2003-02-21
19	Computer & Communications Industry Association	2003-02-21
20	LexisNexis NZ Limited and Brookers Limited	2003-02-21
21	International Intellectual Property Alliance	2003-02-21
22	Gordon W. Paynter	2003-02-21
23	Book Publishers Association of New Zealand	2003-02-21
24	Kim Griggs	2003-02-21
25	Archives New Zealand	2003-02-21
26	Vodafone New Zealand Limited	2003-02-21
27	Information Technology Association of New Zealand (ITANZ)	2003-02-21
28	APRA New Zealand Limited and AMCOS New Zealand Limited	2003-02-21
29	Sky Network Television Limited	2003-02-21
30	New Zealand Vice-Chancellors' Committee	2003-02-21
31	Screen Directors Guild of New Zealand	2003-02-21
32	Open Polytechnic of New Zealand	2003-02-21
33	Auckland District Law Society Law and Technology Committee	2003-02-21
34	Motion Picture Association	2003-02-21
35	Stephen Marshall	2003-02-21
36	Greg Nikoloff	2003-02-21
37	Association of Polytechnics New Zealand - eLearning Members	2003-02-21
38	Andrew Brown	2003-02-21
39	Electronic Frontier Foundation	2003-02-22
40	New Zealand UNESCO National Commission	2003-02-23
41	Sport and Recreation New Zealand	2003-02-24
42	Ministry for Culture and Heritage	2003-02-24
43	CallPlus, TelstraClear, The Internet Group and WorldxChange	2003-02-24
44	Newspaper Publishers Association of New Zealand	2003-02-25
45	Microsoft	2003-02-25
46	Radio Broadcasters Association	2003-02-26
47	Recording Industry Association of New Zealand	2003-02-26
48	Telecom Corporation of New Zealand Limited	2003-02-26
49	Television New Zealand Limited	2003-02-26
50	Copyright Licensing Limited	2003-02-27
51	New Zealand Police	2003-02-27
52	New Zealand Film Archive	2003-02-27
53	Copyright Council	2003-02-27
54	Media and Advertising Copyright Board	2003-02-28
55	Radio New Zealand	2003-03-03
56	National Council of Women of New Zealand	2003-03-11

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