CopyReport

Some of the licences available from CCLI require the licence holder to report which songs/publications have been reproduced.  This is done by means of CopyReport, available on CD-Rom or as a download.   The information collected from CopyReport is used to calculate the royalties due to song writers and publishers and is therefore of vital importance. Without this information CCLI would not be able to pay accurate royalities to copyright owners.

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Installing CopyReport:

	How to install and use the CopyReport CD-Rom Your step-by-step guide on how to install the CD-Rom onto your computer, activating and using your CopyReport and submitting your report to CCLI.
	How to download and install CopyReport from this website Your step-by-step guide on how to download CopyReport from the Internet, activating and using your CopyReport and submitting your report to CCLI.
	Download the latest version of CopyReport (Latest updates: Database: March 08 / Software: March 08) Information on Hardware Specifications
	Create Read news articles and join in discussions about CopyReport in the forums.

Which licences should be reported to CCLI:

• Church Copyright Licence (CCL) / Collective Worship Copyright Licence (CWCL)
  If you reproduce the words of a song you must report this to CCLI. This includes printing the words on song sheets, service sheets, hand-writing them, creating OHP acetates, storing them on your computer for use with projection software and also if you audio/video record a service which includes the song.

• Music Reproduction Licence (MRL) / Collective Worship Music Reproduction Licence (CWMRL)
  If you photocopy from a publication you must report to CCLI the name of the song and the publication from which it was copied.  This licence also permits you to make customised musical arrangements and you must report to CCLI each song for which an arrangement has been made.

• The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) Church Licence
  If you photocopy from non-music publications then you must report to CCLI details of each publication that has been copied, irrespective of how much or how often it has been copied.

• The Performing Right Society (PRS) Church Licence
  There is currently no requirement from PRS for licence holders to report information to CCLI about the live or pre-recorded music used in church services and activities.

• Church Video Licence (CVL)
  Currently, you do not need to report any information to CCLI regarding the films you show.   However you should ensure that the films shown are covered by the licence by checking that the producer/publisher is listed here.

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