This range of New Zealand intellectual security agreements deal with protecting sensitive data.

If you have copyright in a work, your copyright is infringed if:

• the work is copied
• copies of the work are distributed to the public
• the work is performed, played or showed in public, or broadcast or included in a cable programme service
• in the case of a literary, dramatic or artistic work, the work is adapted in some recorded form (whether in writing or otherwise)
• an infringing copy of the work is imported into New Zealand, or is sold, hired or otherwise dealt with in the course of business, without a copyright licence
• a person makes, imports, possesses for business purposes, or sells or hires out the means of making infringing copies, without a copyright licence
• a person permits premises of public entertainment to be used for a performance that infringes copyright, or provides the apparatus for performing, playing or showing the work in infringement of copyright