The document discusses providing clarity on public domain works across jurisdictions through global cooperation. It proposes encouraging reuse of public domain materials, involving academic communities in open access databases, and developing a roadmap for public domain partnerships between jurisdictions. Infrastructure improvements would include assembling public domain registries to provide clarity and ensure all works eventually enter the public domain, as well as open-source software to facilitate integrated registries across partnerships.

1. Public Domain

2. Main idea
Providing clarity on public domain across jurisdictions by organizing
global cooperation.
• Enlightenment
• Cooperation
• Infrastructure

3. Enlightenment and involvement
• Encourage reuse of the public domain materials.
• Reach not only to GLAM but also to authors, collecting societies and
publishers.
• Involve academic community in research and
maintenance/development of open access databases.
• Guidelines for libraries and other GLAM stakeholders on benefits of
PD/CC for open collections.

4. Cooperation
• Roadmap and guide for public domain partnerships and action plan
for local chapters for jurisdiction-based partnerships.
• Annual reports on what is passing to the public domain this year.
• Competition between different countries and jurisdictions.
Agreement of CCHQ & Wikimedia & IFLA

5. Infrastructure
• Providing clarity by assembling PD-registries.
• The goal of registration and storage of all types of works to ensure
eventual transfer of everything into public domain.
• Open-source software to be made available to facilitate across-the-
board partnerships and jurisdiction-based registries integrated with
repositories.