Comment 7 for bug 183052

Does Access Copyright have Crown Copyright in their own records, and
they just didn't give it to us thinking we didn't need it?

In Canada specifically, anything printed by the "Queen's Printer" is
under Crown Copyright. For instance, something I'd really like to read
now having found it here, published in 1972 and under Crown Copyright so
in the PD in 2022, not in 2139 as indicated:
   http://pdregistry.ca/b/Alien_animals_in_British_Columbia

But that may be too customized to one country's needs?

David Strauss wrote:
> Of course, we'll need crown copyright to appear in the data model before
> I can throw an exception if it's marked on an item.
>

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Andy Kaplan-Myrth, M.A., LL.B.
Barrister & Solicitor
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