Common use of Protection of Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage Clause in Contracts

Protection of Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage. The University is committed to the protection of the heritage of Indigenous Peoples. While acknowledging that the duties of Sessional Academic Staff Members are directly related to teaching (see Article 19 – Duties), when considering questions about the intellectual property rights of Sessional Academic Staff Members, the University must take into account the following principles:

Protection of Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage. The University is committed to the protection of the heritage of Indigenous Peoples. While acknowledging that the duties of Sessional Academic Staff Members are directly related to teaching (see Article 19 – Duties), when considering questions about the intellectual property rights of Sessional Academic Staff Memberssessional academic staff members, the University must take into account the following principles: 3.1.1 The effective protection of Indigenous Peoples' heritage will be of long- term benefit to all. 3.1.2 Indigenous Peoples are the primary guardians and interpreters of their cultures, arts, and sciences, whether created in the past or developed by them in the future.