Government Website Data Open Access Declaration
1. Licensing Method and Scope
To facilitate broad use of the website's data, all data and materials published on the "Official Website of the 2026 International Children's Games" (hereinafter referred to as "this website"), which fall within the scope of copyright protection, are provided to the public free of charge, on a non-exclusive basis, and with the right to sublicense. Users may, without restriction on time or territory, reproduce, adapt, edit, publicly transmit, or otherwise use the materials to develop various products or services (collectively referred to as "value-added derivative works"). This authorization will not be withdrawn, and users do not need to obtain written or any other form of authorization from the County Government. However, the source must be cited when using the materials.
2. Relevant Notes
2-1 The scope of this license only applies to copyright-protected content and does not extend to other intellectual property rights, including but not limited to patents, trademarks, and the provision of the County Government's emblem.
2-2 Regarding personal data disclosed voluntarily or in accordance with the law, users must comply with the relevant provisions of the Personal Data Protection Act, and independently plan and implement the legally required protection measures for collection, processing, and use.
2-3 Certain audiovisual works, images, sheet music, and specially commissioned articles, for which this website holds only the right to publish under specific agreements, and which the County Government has expressly stated require separate consent for use, are not covered under this license.
2-4 Users must not maliciously alter the information provided under this license. If edited or adapted content is inconsistent with the original purpose or meaning, the user shall bear all related civil and criminal liabilities.
3. The granting of this license does not imply that the County Government recommends, recognizes, or endorses the status of any user's value-added derivative works.
4. Copyright Infringement Handling Procedures
4-1 The County Government respects the intellectual property rights of others and protects copyright in accordance with the "Copyright Statement" and relevant provisions of the Copyright Act. No person shall engage in any activity that infringes upon the rights of others.
4-2 If you (the copyright owner, related rights holder, or exclusive licensee) believe that the content of this website infringes your rights or violates the Copyright Act, the County Government will handle the matter according to the following procedure:
4-2-1 Notify the County Government by completing a "Copyright Infringement Notice" and sending it by fax or email (scanned copy) — electronic signatures are not accepted.
4-2-2 If the "Copyright Infringement Notice" does not require amendment (see "Notice of Amendment"), and based on the information you provide, the County Government preliminarily determines that the content may be infringing or unlawful, the County Government will first remove the content from the website while retaining and preserving relevant removal records (Copyright Act, Article 90-10).
4-2-3 The County Government will inform the allegedly infringing user (hereinafter referred to as "the user") of the complaint, and will forward your contact information (name, email, phone, fax) to the user, requesting that they contact you directly to resolve the dispute (Copyright Act, Article 90-4, Paragraph 2).
4-2-4 User's Objection:
If the user believes there is no infringement, they may submit a "Copyright Infringement Counter-Notice" to the County Government. If the counter-notice requires no amendment, the County Government will forward its contents and the user's contact details (name, phone, email) to you. You must, within 10 business days from the day after receiving the County Government's notification, provide proof that you have initiated legal action against the user (including a copy of the police report). Otherwise, starting from the day after you are notified, the County Government will, within 14 business days, re-upload the content upon the user's request (Copyright Act, Article 90-9).
5. Additional Provisions
5-1 Notices Filed by an Authorized Agent
If an agent is authorized to file a "Copyright Infringement Notice" or "Copyright Infringement Counter-Notice," they must declare that they have been entrusted by the concerned party (copyright owner, related rights holder, exclusive licensee, or user) and specify the name of the concerned party.
5-2 Notice Amendment
5-2-1 If the contents of a "Copyright Infringement Notice" or "Copyright Infringement Counter-Notice" are incomplete, the County Government will, within 5 business days from the day after receipt, notify you to make corrections.
5-2-2 The concerned party or their agent must complete the amendment within 5 business days from the day after receiving the correction notice. Failure to make corrections or to make them fully will be deemed as not having submitted the notice.
5-2-3 Notices that do not meet the required format, or that remain uncorrected or incomplete, shall not be deemed as sufficient to establish that the County Government has been made aware of any infringement.
5-3 Three Strikes Policy
If a user is involved in infringement on three occasions, the County Government will terminate all or part of the services provided to that user (Copyright Act, Article 90-4, Paragraph 1, Subparagraph 2).
5-4 Personal Data Protection
The County Government values personal data protection. In handling copyright infringement cases, apart from the contact information (name, email, phone, fax), the County Government will not provide any other personal data that may identify an individual. If you wish to obtain such data, you must file a criminal report with the Criminal Investigation Bureau or a criminal complaint with the local district prosecutor's office. The County Government will cooperate with requests from these agencies.
