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Collection Access and User Charging Principles
The NFSA is seeking public comment on our proposed Collection Access and User Charging Principles. Since becoming an independent statutory authority, the NFSA has been progressively reviewing the way it does business. As part of that, it is examining the basis on which it charges fees to collection access users and is now releasing a draft statement of NFSA Collection Access and User Charging Principles.
The NFSA is interested in consulting as part of its decision making process and invites comments by 30 June 2010. The principles, once finalised, will be used to support a revision of Access Fees during 2010/11. Comments can be made via the survey form.
The NFSA will treat information provided through the survey as confidential and in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
The National Film and Sound Archive offers a range of services to help you access the National Collection and learn more about Australia's screen and sound heritage.
National Programs: Big Screen, Black Screen, School Screen and australianscreen online - key NFSA access programs.
Access to the Collection: Finding, viewing, copying or borrowing items - is facilitated by the NFSA's Collection Access staff for a wide range of purposes.
Collection Access Centres: View and listen to films, recorded sound, television and more from the collection at locations around Australia.
Screening Loans: 35 mm, 16 mm prints and other formats may be borrowed for theatrical and non-theatrical screenings.
Media Resource Centre: High-resolution images related to NFSA projects and activities can be downloaded for publicity purposes.
Useful Links: Links to the websites of other organisations whose aims and activities complement the NFSA's.
