Common use of MATERIAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Clause in Contracts

MATERIAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. Access to Material 6.1 If the Contractor receives a request for access to any of the Material from a person other than the Purchaser, and this Order does not require or authorize the Contractor to provide that access, the Contractor must promptly advise the person to make the request to the Purchaser. Ownership and delivery of Material 6.2 The Purchaser exclusively owns all property rights in the Material which are not intellectual property rights. The Contractor must deliver any Material to the Purchaser immediately upon the Purchaser’s request. Matters respecting intellectual property 6.3 The Purchaser exclusively owns all intellectual property rights, including copyright, in: (a) Received Material that the Contractor receives from the Purchaser; and (b) Produced Material, other than any Incorporated Material. Upon the Purchaser’s request, the Contractor must deliver to the Purchaser documents satisfactory to the Purchaser that irrevocably waive in the Purchaser’s favour any moral rights which the Contractor (or employees of the Contractor) or a Subcontractor (or employees of a Subcontractor) may have in the Produced Material and that confirm the vesting in the Purchaser of the copyright in the Produced Material, other than any Incorporated Material. Rights in relation to Incorporated Material 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 Purchaser: 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 third-parties any or all of the rights granted to the Purchaser under section 6.4(a).

MATERIAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. Access to Material 6.1 If the Contractor receives a request for access to any of the Material from a person other than the Purchaser, and this Order does not require or authorize the Contractor to provide that access, the Contractor must promptly advise the person to make the request to the Purchaser. Ownership and delivery of Material 6.2 The Purchaser exclusively owns all property rights in the Material which are not intellectual property rights. The Contractor must deliver any Material to the Purchaser immediately upon the Purchaser’s request. Matters respecting intellectual property 6.3 The Purchaser exclusively owns all intellectual property rights, including copyright, in: (a) Received Material that the Contractor receives from the Purchaser; and (b) Produced Material, other than any Incorporated Material. Upon the Purchaser’s request, the Contractor must deliver to the Purchaser documents satisfactory to the Purchaser that irrevocably waive in the Purchaser’s favour any moral rights which the Contractor (or employees of the Contractor) or a Subcontractor (or employees of a Subcontractor) may have in the Produced Material and that confirm the vesting in the Purchaser of the copyright in the Produced Material, other than any Incorporated Material. Rights in relation to Incorporated Material 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 Purchaser: : (a) 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 and (b) the right to sublicense or assign to third-parties any or all of the rights granted to the Purchaser under section 6.4(a).

MATERIAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. Access to Material 6.1 If the Contractor receives a request for access to any of the Material from a person other than the PurchaserDestination BC, and this Order Agreement does not require or authorize the Contractor to provide that access, the Contractor must promptly advise the person to make the request to the PurchaserDestination BC. Ownership and delivery of Material 6.2 The Purchaser Destination BC exclusively owns all property rights in the Material which are not intellectual property rights. The Contractor must deliver any Material to the Purchaser Destination BC immediately upon the PurchaserDestination BC’s request. Matters respecting intellectual property 6.3 The Purchaser Destination BC exclusively owns all intellectual property rights, including copyright, in: (a) Received Material that the Contractor receives from the PurchaserDestination BC; and (b) Produced Material, other than any Incorporated Material. Upon the PurchaserDestination BC’s request, the Contractor must deliver to the Purchaser Destination BC documents satisfactory to the Purchaser Destination BC that irrevocably waive in the PurchaserDestination BC’s favour any moral rights which the Contractor (or employees of the Contractor) or a Subcontractor (or employees of a Subcontractor) may have in the Produced Material and that confirm the vesting in the Purchaser Destination BC of the copyright and all other intellectual property rights in the Produced Material, other than any Incorporated Material. Rights in relation to Incorporated Material 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 Purchaser: Destination BC: (a) 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 and (b) the right to sublicense or assign to third-parties any or all of the rights granted to the Purchaser Destination BC under section 6.4(a). 6.5 If the Contractor is unable to grant the full scope of licensed rights described in section 6.4 over any Incorporated Material, the Contractor must advise Destination BC in writing of all restrictions on the license for such Incorporated Material and Destination BC must approve the limited scope of license before such Incorporated Material can be embedded or incorporated into any Produced Material. 6.6 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, Destination BC will retain and exercise final creative control of the Material.

MATERIAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. Access to Material 6.1 Material If the Contractor receives a request for access to any of the Material from a person other than the Purchaser, and this Order Agreement for Services does not require or authorize the Contractor to provide that access, the Contractor must promptly advise the person to make the request to the Purchaser. Ownership and delivery of Material 6.2 Material The Purchaser exclusively owns all property rights in the Material which are not intellectual property rights. The Contractor must deliver any Material to the Purchaser immediately upon the Purchaser’s request. Matters respecting intellectual property 6.3 property The Purchaser exclusively owns all intellectual property rights, including copyright, in: (a) : Received Material that the Contractor receives from the Purchaser; and (b) and Produced Material, other than any Incorporated Material. Upon the Purchaser’s request, the Contractor must deliver to the Purchaser documents satisfactory to the Purchaser that irrevocably waive in the Purchaser’s favour any moral rights which the Contractor (or employees of the Contractor) or a Subcontractor (or employees of a Subcontractor) may have in the Produced Material and that confirm the vesting in the Purchaser of the copyright in the Produced Material, other than any Incorporated Material. Rights in relation to Incorporated Material 6.4 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 Purchaser: 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 third-parties any or all of the rights granted to the Purchaser under section 6.4(a8.4(a).

MATERIAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. Access to Material 6.1 If the Contractor receives a request for access to any of the Material from a person other than the PurchaserLegislative Assembly, and this Order Agreement does not require or authorize the Contractor to provide that access, the Contractor must promptly advise the person to make the request to the PurchaserLegislative Assembly. Ownership and delivery of Material 6.2 The Purchaser Legislative Assembly exclusively owns all property rights in the Material which are not intellectual property rights. The Contractor must deliver any Material to the Purchaser Legislative Assembly immediately upon the Purchaser’s Legislative Assembly's request. Matters respecting intellectual property 6.3 The Purchaser Legislative Assembly exclusively owns all intellectual property rights, including copyright, in: (a) Received Material that the Contractor receives from the PurchaserLegislative Assembly; and (b) Produced Material, other than any Incorporated Material. Upon the PurchaserLegislative Assembly’s request, the Contractor must deliver to the Purchaser Legislative Assembly documents satisfactory to the Purchaser Legislative Assembly that irrevocably waive in the Purchaser’s Legislative Assembly's favour any moral residual rights which the Contractor (or employees of the Contractor) or a Subcontractor (or employees of a Subcontractor) may have in the Produced Material and that confirm the vesting in the Purchaser Legislative Assembly of the copyright in the Produced Material, other than any Incorporated Material. Rights in relation to Incorporated Material 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 PurchaserLegislative Assembly: 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 third-parties any or all of the rights granted to the Purchaser Legislative Assembly under section 6.4(a).. Right of the Legislative Assembly to negotiate license of Produced Material 6.5 After the end of the Term, the Legislative Assembly in its sole discretion, may negotiate with the Contractor to provide the Contractor a license (which may be exclusive or non-exclusive) for the Contractor to use, reproduce, modify or distribute some or all of the Produced Material