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except as permitted by the Commonwealth of Australia Copyright
Act 1968.
Please submit your request for
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SSABSA's copyright policy complies with the copyright
statement of the South Australian Government.
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Copyright Officer
SSABSA
60 Greenhill Road, Wayville
South Australia 5034
Fax: (08) 8372 7459
Phone: (08) 8372 7463
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permission?
Yes, but only for study purposes and classroom
use, in accordance with the Commonwealth of Australia
Copyright Act 1968 (or with the schools' Copyright
Agency Ltd licence). |
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I copy documents or parts of documents from the
SSABSA website and use them in my own publication,
which I intend to distribute?
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but submit your application early, and allow three
to five weeks for processing. |
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SSABSA give me permission to use material that
is acknowledged to somebody else in its publication?
No. You must apply
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I place a link on my website to a past examination
paper or curriculum statement on the SSABSA website?
You may link to the SSABSA website
provided you do not link directly to a PDF file,
but to the page on which that file is made available.
For instanced, you should link to the page on which
all past examination papers for a particular year
appear, where a warning has been placed about copyright
implications. |
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