Standards
and Standard Setting Process
The standards were developed from real contracts. All key points have been considered.
The standards in their current form represent a model that is currently being tested for its practicability in the real world.
Standard for Live Performance
fair music standards for live performance (Version 1.0)
Contractual arrangements between artists and their managements or agents and local promoters
Preamble
• Contracts need to be worded clearly and be understandable
• Both contract partners have to deal fairly with each other
• Well founded variations of several standards can be decided by the licensing committee
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Standard for Recorded Music
fair music standards for recorded music (Version 3.0)
Preamble
- Contract wording needs to be clear and understandable
- Clear separation between contracts (AC, MP, publishing etc.)
- Both contract partners have to deal fairly with each other
- Well founded variations of several standards can be decided by the licensing committee
- In case of multiple right contracts, the balance of benefits and equivalents has to be clearly illustrated
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Standard Setting Process
The Standard Setting Process for Fair Music
The process of standard setting is managed by the Fair-Music Project Managemement Team. Decisions about the standards are made by the Fair Music Project Consortium.
After project completion, a Standards Committee will take over the decision making and the process will be managed by a team of experts from the Fair Music Certification Agency (which will be setup during the Fair Music Project).
