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Section 230 — prescribed notice of intention to publish new work

Copyright Regulations 2021

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A notice for the purposes of section 230(1)(b) —(a)must be advertised;(b)must be given no earlier than 3 months before, and no later than 2 months before, the date of the intended publication;(c)must state —(i)in relation to the person (X) intending to publish the new work —(A)X’s name;(B)X’s residential or business address in Singapore; and(C)X’s intention to publish the new work;(ii)in relation to the old work —(A)the title (if any) of the old work;(B)if the title of the old work is not sufficient to enable that work to be identified — a description that is sufficient for that purpose;(C)the time when, or the period during which, the old work was made (or an estimate of that time or period);(D)the name of the author (if the work has an identified author);(E)the name and address in Singapore of the public collection at which the original version or a copy of the old work is kept;(F)if X knows the name of the person from whom the public collection acquired the work — that person’s name; and(G)if X does not know the name of that person — that fact; and(iii)that the person claiming to be the owner of the copyright in the old work may give notice of that person’s claim to X; and(d)must state, at the foot of the notice, the name of the person giving the notice.

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