Department of Compulsory Military Service

1. Licensing Methods and Scope

　To promote applications of online government information, all data and
　materials on the Department of Compulsory Military Service (hereinafter
　referred to as DOCMS) website shall be accessible by the public without
　compensation, non-exclusively, and shall be sublicensed to other parties.
　Users shall be able to reproduce, adapt, edit, publicly transmit, or utilize
　the data in other ways. Users shall also be given an irrevocable license to
　develop products or services based on the data (referred to as derivative
　works) without any restrictions with regard to time or territory. In addition,
　users shall not be required to obtain the license in written or other forms
　from the DOCMS but will, however, be required to clearly accredit the
　relevant source.

2. Relevant Matters

　(1) The scope of the license shall only extend to areas stipulated by the
　　Copyright Act, but not extend to other intellectual property rights,
　　including but not limited to the provision of patents, trademarks, and
　　the logo of the DOCMS.

　(2) Whether the personal information made public by the parties or by law
　　shall be collected, processed, or used shall be governed pursuant to
　　Personal Information Protection Act. Users shall take protective measures
　　stipulated by Personal Information Act for accessing the personal
　　information.

　(3) Certain video or audio recordings, images, music scores, articles etc.,
　　shall only be published on the DOCMS website but not used for other
　　purposes according to specific agreements. Therefore, data or materials
　　specifically designated by the DOCMS shall be accessed only after consent
　　is obtained and fall beyond the scope of the license.

　(4) Data or materials obtained from the DOCMS website shall not be
　　maliciously changed or altered. Users shall be subject to civil or criminal
　　liability should the information edited or adapted is inconsistent with
　　the original purpose or content.

3. The license granted does not imply that the DOCMS recommends, approves,
　or agrees with users developing derivative works based on data from the
　DOCMS website.