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APPENDIX QQUEBEC APPENDIX (IPA)As the Act respecting the professional status and conditions of engagementof performing, recording and films artists, L.Q. c. S-32.1, (hereafter “theAct”) requires modifications, deletions and additions to the terms andconditions of the IPA, the present Appendix is applicable to producers whoare members of APFTQ and, as the case may be, to any producer who wouldbe included in any recognition granted to the APFTQ by the Commissiondes relations de travail du Québec (hereafter the “Commission”).1. Recognition, Application and TermAs the Act requires certain modifications and deletions to the terms andconditions of Article A1 of the IPA, the following provisions shall apply inlieu of Articles A101, A104, A105, A106 and A107 of the IPA:A101 a) As per one of the Recognitions granted under the Act on June15th, 1995, which came into force on July 3, 1995, the WritersGuild of Canada’s (“the Guild”) exclusive jurisdiction in theprovince of Quebec pertains to all “auteurs de textes dans ledomaine du film de langue autre que française dans la provincede Québec qui offrent leurs services moyennant rémunération.”Thus, the APFTQ and the producer recognize the Guild as the soleand exclusive agent for all writers included in such Recognition.b) It is agreed that Story Consultants are not covered by the Guild’srecognition under the Act. Notwithstanding the foregoing andArticle A101 a) above, the IPA shall cover Story Consultantswhen they are members of the Guild as per their membershipcontract with the Guild when contracted by members of theAPFTQ, or by signatories to this Agreement under a VoluntaryRecognition Agreement as per Appendix B.c) The IPA shall not apply to a person writing the lyrics of a featurefilm or of a television production when such a person is notcontracted as the writer of that feature film or that televisionproduction.216
d) Nothing in the present Appendix shall be interpreted as limitingany exclusive recognition granted to the Guild under the Act.Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Guild maycontinue to negotiate minimum working conditions or theapplication of the IPA with any producer not represented by theAPFTQ.e) It is understood that for the moment the APFTQ binds only itsregular and trainee members to the provisions of the IPA.Permittee members are bound only for the production for whichthey have joined the APFTQ.When, and if, the APFTQ is recognized under the Status of theArtist Act, the IPA will also bind all producers in Quebec includedin the field of activity established under the Act.f) Regardless of the field of activity included in the eventualrecognition of the APFTQ, if any, the APFTQ always binds, to theentire provisions of the IPA, its regular and trainee members.Permittee members are bound only for the production for whichthey have joined the APFTQ.However, if any other group agreement is concluded between theGuild and another group of producers for a type of productioncovered by the IPA (e.g. industrial programs, videoclips, DigitalProduction, etc.) this Agreement will cease to be applicable tomembers of the APFTQ for that type of production on the day theother group agreement comes into force.A104 The regular, trainee and permittee members of the APFTQ shallnot be required to sign any letter of adherence or VoluntaryRecognition Agreement (as per Appendix B).The Guild agrees not to permit a producer who is not a member ofthe APFTQ from availing itself of this Agreement unless suchproducer signs a Voluntary Recognition Agreement as provided inAppendix B and unless such producer remits the applicableadministration fees provided in Article A1201.217
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IPA2012-2014Effective November 1, 2
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TABLE OF CONTENTSSection A: General
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Note:Capitalized words in this Agre
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Guild that for reasons of conscienc
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A113 During the period of renegotia
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A211 Daily Dramatic Serial means a
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A227 Free Television means the exhi
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A239 Pilot means the sample episode
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asic narrative, idea, or theme and
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Show Writer (Variety) means a perso
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ARTICLE A4 - NO STRIKE AND UNFAIR D
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or fifteen (15) business days prior
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v) the Joint Standing Committee sha
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A525 The decision of the Arbitrator
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A604 When a Producer is considering
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ii) the performance, communication
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e) Either party upon receipt of not
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A802 Story Editors or Story Consult
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) Where a Writer has made a substan
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When Writers’ names are separated
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proposes a Writer who is also a dir
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Material as available relating to t
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A939 The decision of the Arbitrator
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emain responsible for all obligatio
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i) whom the CMPA or APFTQ confirms
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A1109the Script Material the Produc
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) At least annually and while the p
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A1113payments to which the Writer o
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Pilot, etc.) or $2,000 per episode
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mutually agreed upon by the parties
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not included in the Script. One Pol
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B113a) Where a Writer originates in
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c) Should the Producer wish to cont
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ii) what the development format is
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SECTION C - ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS A
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C117 Documentary Feature Film Polis
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paid as follows:a) on signing of th
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v) All or part of the Script Fee an
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ARTICLE C3 - TELEVISION PRODUCTION
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) based on a Story or Screen Story
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C404 Story or Screen Story2012 2013
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a) based on a Story or Screen Story
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60 minutes or less 3,810 3,886 3,92
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C510i) on signing of the contract 1
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ORb) twenty percent (20%) of the Wr
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C604 Contributing WritersFor each i
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ARTICLE C7 - TELEVISION MAGAZINE SH
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3 minutes orlessEachadditionalminut
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) Script Fees:For each Script on wh
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ARTICLE C9 - TELEVISION CONTINUITYW
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iv) when the program has grossed ov
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C1005 Production FeeOn the first da
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$10,500,000 ($231,825 plus 2% of $5
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) Distributors’ Gross Revenue sha
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c) evidence, satisfactory to the Gu
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SECTION D - OTHER PRODUCTION: SPONS
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ARTICLE D3 - DISTRIBUTION AND USE R
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g) All EducationalWorldh) All of th
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ARTICLE E2 - DEFINITIONSThe followi
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E304E305E306E307E308Grievance Proce
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E404E405E406E407Subsequent WriterIf
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ANIMATION SECTIONThis section is se
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110 Prior to contracting an Animati
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123 No purely oral agreement shall
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205 Collective Society means a soci
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contribution to a Final Script; pro
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ii) on delivery of the material 75%
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503 Deduction From Animation Writer
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to Article 807, the Producer shall
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902 A Grievance is defined as a dif
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912 The Association’s representat
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920 Arbitration. Within two (2) wee
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Association des Producteurs de Film
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LIMITATION OF NUMBER OF WRITERS1009
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DUTY OF PRODUCER TO NOTIFY1018 No l
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1025 The Guild shall forward notice
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1034 The decision of the Arbitrator
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c) the Producer and the Guild are n
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1. a) In the case of a Blended Prod
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Please check one of the following:F
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Animation Section - Schedule 2(See
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Animation Section - Schedule 3Terms
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Animation Section will also bind al
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B. When a Writer is engaged to tran
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Page 175 and 176: APPENDIX ANEGOTIATION PROTOCOLTHE W
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Page 184 and 185: For CMPA Members:____ The Producer
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Page 196 and 197: APPENDIX GINDEPENDENT PRODUCTION AG
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Page 206 and 207: Dated this day of , 20__ .Purchaser
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Page 212 and 213: APPENDIX M(See Section F)IPA 2012-2
Page 214 and 215: -3-2. All additional terms must be
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Page 218 and 219: AncillaryMaterials:________________
Page 220 and 221: APPENDIX O(See Article E102)CORPORA
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Page 228 and 229: APPENDIX Q - CONT.REGULAR EMPLOYEE
Page 230: APPENDIX RTerms Pertaining to APFTQ
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Page 236 and 237: APPENDIX VCORPORATE GUARANTEEMEMORA
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Page 250 and 251: Johnny Test IV ProductionsJohnson P
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Page 254 and 255: Prairie Pants Productions IVPrairie
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Page 260 and 261: Part B - List of Producers Bound by
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Page 268 and 269: WRITERS GUILD OF CANADA366 Adelaide
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Magazine Format Program 1004(c) 141
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definition 215 125minimum 301-303 1
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BIBLEAnimation Bible for APFTQ memb
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CONSULTING see STORY CONSULTANTSCON
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extension of time to complete assig
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Story Consultant/Story Editor A921
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paid to Writer after termination of
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FEATURE FILM see also SCRIPTAnimati
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INSOLVENCY see BANKRUPTCYINSTALMENT
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Television Continuitydistribution r
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application to Appendix T 228NON-CE
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Writer, Story Editor or Story Consu
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Excerpts B116 60Group Writers C412
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Television Production other than Mo
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definition A247 11Excerpts B116 60F
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AFPTQ Appendix Q 216-223conflict wi
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USE FEE ROYALTIES see DISTRIBUTION
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