If the recording industry and the web broadcasters cannot come to terms, an arbitration panel will take over and impose a licensing fee.
More precisely, the Act imposes a licensing requirement on the creation of an in vitro embryo (ss.3(1)(a) and 1(2)); storage or use of in vitro embryos (ss.3(1)(b) and 1(2)); storage of gametes (s.4(1)(a)); and use of gametes, unless 'services are provided for the woman and man together' (s.4(1)(b)).
An April 2005 amendment to the Ontario Heritage Act allowed the Ontario government to impose a license requirement on dives, the operation of submersibles, side scan sonars or underwater cameras within a designated radius around protected sites.
The GPL approach, therefore, reverses intellectual property protection (copyright is automatic) by imposing a copyleft license.
This could mean eliminating the burden fintechs face today of having to apply for 50 state licenses, while not imposing an onerous federal licensing cost and burden on them.
Four years ago, Tesco and a small number of competitors were driven out of Jersey by the island's then economic development minister Philip Ozouf, who imposed a new licensing regime designed to curb VAT-dodging activities.
Brin also points out that the settlement does not impose a compulsory license on unclaimed works, only a default license which can later be changed.
But we can find a respectable proxy by imposing an age-adjusted licensing fee tailored to the amount of ambient air pollution in different locales.
The bill would impose an annual licensing fee of $50.
The panel, the Committee on Professional Conduct of the Arkansas Supreme Court, is set to decide as early as this month whether to discipline Mr. Clinton by revoking or suspending his license or by imposing a lesser penalty, like a letter of reprimand.
