The Copyright Tribunal
The Copyright Tribunal is an independent body established under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
The main function of the Tribunal is to settle various types of disputes, where the parties cannot agree between themselves, mainly in the field of collective copyright licensing.
About the Copyright Tribunal
Find out background information on the Copyright Tribunal, its members and administrative support available.
Decisions and orders issued
Decisions and orders of the Copyright Tribunal available from 1990 to 2003.
Applications
When the Tribunal has already made a decision in a particular area, the collecting society as well as the licensee may apply to the Tribunal to change that decision.
Further Information
How to obtain further information on legislation, decisions, practice directions and general enquires.
Fifth
Special Report 
Fifth Special Report of Session 2007-08, The work of the Copyright Tribunal: Government Response to the Committee's Second Report of Session 2007-08 (HC 637).