TANZ - Tertiary Accord of New Zealand
    T E R T I A R Y  A C C O R D  O F  N E W  Z E A L A N D
 
Return to the TANZ home page.

Key Principles

TANZ Key Principles (25 July 2007):

# Key Principle Explanation
1 TANZ is committed to working together for the benefit of all member institutions and of the ITP sector as a whole. TANZ will achieve this by encouraging sharing of best practice and intellectual property between institutions and supporting the development of collaboration by staff at all levels across a wide range of activities including academic, corporate and commercial.
2 TANZ initiatives are designed so as to enhance the interests of and not to operate against the interests of the polytechnic sector as a whole. TANZ members will not operate in an unethical manner that is against the principles of TANZ (as per the MoU).
3 Any member institution can choose whether or not to contribute resource to any given project. It is accepted that different institutions operate in different environments. Not all TANZ projects will be of benefit to all members.
4 The TANZ relationship will stand alongside or overlay other collaborative activities which may be developed or exist outside TANZ. TANZ members may operate existing commercial arrangements without modification.
5 Chief Executives of TANZ members participating in TANZ initiatives are responsible for managing the internal implications of those initiatives to the best mutual advantage of TANZ participants. For example, they are responsible for ensuring quality assurance of their contributions to the initiative and, where required, effective marketing of the project in their region.
6 All TANZ members jointly own intellectual property arising from initiatives.  
7 No member institution can use, modify, sell or replicate resources / intellectual property without obtaining express approval from the TANZ Board.  

8

Where appropriate, a lead institution is put in place. 

By agreement, the lead institution either develops national provision on behalf of other members of the Accord, or facilitates consortium arrangements.

9

It would be expected that, under the TANZ collaborative model, programmes/course materials/curricula/delivery materials that were wholly owned by one TANZ institute, could be shared with another TANZ institute.   

 

10

All full members of TANZ must agree any variation to these principles.

 

 

 

 
  ABOUT US
Copyright © 2011 TANZ - All rights reserved. Developed by Synapsys NZ Ltd.