Excerpt from the attached .pdf. ANNEX A Categories of Crown copyright material The following list, which is not exhaustive, indicates the wide range of material which currently falls within the scope of Crown copyright. CATEGORY EXAMPLE/EXPLANATION Acts of Parliament Annual Reports and Accounts from Departments Circulars from Departments Circulars issued by the Department for the Environment, Transport and the Regions. Command Papers Computer Programs Court Judgments from the following courts and tribunals: Court of Appeal (Criminal and Civil Divisions) High Court (Chancery Division, Queens Bench Division, and Family Division) Crown Court County Courts Immigration Appeal Tribunal Lands Tribunal Social Security Commissioners Social Security Appeal Tribunal Pensions Appeal Tribunal Patents Court Copyright Court Data Protection Tribunal Privy Council Decisions and all other tribunals Databases which are produced in print and electronic form Documents which contain information relating to a particular person or persons and which, if copied, could be open to fraudulent use. Excluded from this class of works are House of Lords judgments, which are subject to Parliamentary copyright. Crown copyright would also subsist, on a comparable basis, in judgments of the courts and tribunals in Scotland and Northern Ireland. The assertion that the judgments listed are Crown copyright is based on advice received from the Treasury Solicitors office. Civil Service Year Book, The Diplomatic List. Birth, death and marriage certificates, driving licences, and passports, land certificates and office copies of registers or title sheets.
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