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 Province, and the Contractor has not been authorized or required to provide that access by this Agreement or a separate written consent or direction of the Province, the Contractor must promptly advise the person to make the request to the Province. Ownership of Material 6.2 The parties agree that: the Province owns the copies of the Final Deliverables delivered to the Province by the Contractor; no proprietary rights, including intellectual property rights, in the Received Material are acquired by the Contractor or Subcontractor as a result of the Received Material being received by the Contractor or Subcontractor from the Province or other owner; and except as provided in this Agreement, the Contractor owns all proprietary rights, including intellectual property rights, in the Produced Material. License of Final Deliverables 6.3 Upon delivery of the Final Deliverables to the Province, the Contractor grants to the Province (a) an exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, worldwide license to exercise, in respect of the Final Deliverables, the rights set out in the Copyright Act (Canada), including the right to use, reproduce, publish and distribute the Final Deliverables in whole or in the part; and (b) the right to sublicense or assign to third parties any or all of the rights granted to the Province under section 6.3(a) subject to any conditions that may be set out in Schedule A. Delivery of Received Material 6.4 The Contractor must deliver any Received Material to the Province immediately on the Province’s request.