AUSTRALIAN MATHEMATICAL PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION INC.
ABN: 67 722 717 096
John Dedman Mathematical Sciences Building
Australian National University
ACT 0200 AUSTRALIA
Telephone: (61 2) 6125 8922
Fax: (61 2) 6125 8923

Electronic Subscription Conditions 2002

• If any of these conditions are unacceptable to a current subscriber, they should contact AMPAI immediately. We will make every effort to resolve any concerns to allow continued access to the journals, but may, in exceptional circumstances, allow the subscription to be cancelled and refunded.
• We would appreciate feedback from subscribers concerning these terms and conditions.

Terms and Conditions of Electronic Subscriptions

1. Rights of the subscriber

• The subscription includes authorization by means of the institution's IP address to allow site-wide online access by authorized users via multiple connections. If a proxy server is being registered for access, the subscriber agrees to maintain the security of the access by authenticating authorized users before allowing use of the proxy to any remote or on-site user.
• The yearly subscription allows perpetual access to that year's volumes (rather than a year's access to all the volumes of that journal).
• Authorized users must be employees, faculty, staff, or students officially affiliated with the subscriber, or on-site patrons of the subscriber's library facilities.
• Sites may be academic or nonacademic. For academic institutions, different campuses are considered different sites even if they are within the same city. Departments or libraries of the same campus are considered part of the same site. For nonacademic institutions, sites are defined as geographically separate units, even if they are within the same city. Each branch, office, or laboratory is a different site.
• Pricing for additional sites may be available at a substantial discount. AMPAI may, at its sole discretion, allow additional sites to be covered under a single subscription. Applications for such extensions of a subscription should be made to the AMPAI office, and include details of the populations and locations of all the sites to be covered under the subscription.
• Any problems with accessing the electronic versions of the journals should be reported to ejournals@austms.org.au, or the AMPAI office.

2. Restrictions on subscribers

• Paper or electronic transmission of articles for interlibrary loan purposes is allowed unless, as a purpose or effect of such, the library receiving such copies does so in such quantities as to substitute for a subscription. Interlibrary loans are restricted to academic libraries for educational purposes. The subscriber agrees to track such interlibrary loans and report to AMPAI any library that requests more than 6 articles per year from any one journal. (Any report should include the requesting library; journal title; number of articles requested; and be emailed to ejournals@austms.org.au)
• The downloading of an entire journal issue or complete journal volume in a systematic fashion is strictly prohibited.
• Any attempt to use the electronic journals beyond the rights granted in section 1 above may lead to the suspension or termination of access rights. Any network activities that emanate from the subscriber's site and which threaten the security or performance of AMPAI's web server may also result in a cessation of access.
• The journals published by AMPAI are subject to copyright and any copying must be made under the appropriate section of the Copyright Act 1968. (See http://www.copyright.org.au/.)

3. Disclaimers

• Although every effort will be made to ensure that the AMPAI journals are accurate versions of the printed publications, AMPAI does not warrant that the two versions will be identical.
• AMPAI will not be liable for any downtime or other performance failure in its servers. Operational requirements may require that access is temporarily interrupted from time to time. AMPAI will however make all reasonable efforts to correct any performance or access problems which are brought to its attention.