Copyright

The Queensland Government supports and encourages the dissemination and exchange of information.

However, copyright protects material on this website including all documents, graphics, web pages, audio and video.

Except for the purposes permitted under the Copyright Act 1968 such as private study or research, reproduction by any means is prohibited without the prior written permission of the State of Queensland (Department of Employment and Industrial Relations).

You may link to, download, store in cache, display, print and copy for personal use, the material in unaltered form only. You may not transmit, distribute or commercialise the material without prior written permission.

For enquires and requests to link to, or reproduce material from this website, complete and submit the copyright request form. Or apply in writing, ensuring that you have addressed the questions contained in the form below and post your request to:

Manager
Corporate Projects
Department of Employment and Industrial Relations
PO Box 69
Brisbane Qld 4001

A request can take up to 10 business days to process. An officer will contact you if it is anticipated that your request will take more time.

Copyright request form

To be considered your request must complete the following information about your intended use of the material. All fields must be completed.

Name of person/organisation requesting permission

Contact details

Nature of business (if applicable)

Identity of material being requested (URL)

What do you want to use the materials for?

Will it be published or communicated in whole or in part?

whole part

If in part, please identify the part or parts?

Will you be altering the materials in any way?

yes no

If yes, please provide details.

Is it for a course?

yes no

Name of course

Course operator

Contact number

Qualification obtained

Cost of course

Will the document be used as part of the course materials?

yes no

If it is for a publication:
Name of the publication

Author of publication

Unit cost of the publication

Distribution methods for the publication

If a hard copy or PDF version is supplied, costs may be incurred based on reasonable commercial terms for provision.

acknowledge do not acknowledge

Is a link to the department’s website sufficient access for your purposes?
yes no

All requests will be reviewed on a case by case basis and you will be notified by return mail.

Last updated 3 July 2008