Canadian-simple copyright posture

@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ The posture depends on the following disciplines being kept:

- **Employee-only contributors.** Every IP-creating contributor
 is a bona fide WCP Inc. employee on T4 payroll, performing
 in-scope work under WCP direction. Independent contractors
 in-scope work under WCP direction per the [[contributor-model|contributor rules]]. Independent contractors
 retain copyright by default under Canadian law and would
 require separate written assignment under § 13(4). Until
 counsel-drafted contractor IP-assignment templates are in
@@ -152,17 +152,17 @@ is intentionally minimal so the supersession can be staged.

It is not BCSC-style continuous-disclosure. The disciplines
described here govern how copyright vests and what the
corporate structure looks like; the disclosure regime per
corporate structure looks like; the [[bcsc-disclosure-posture|disclosure regime]] per
`[ni-51-102]` operates on a different surface and applies
whether or not the relevant entity is currently a reporting
issuer.

## See also

- [[customer-hostability|Customer Hostability]]
- [[contributor-model|Contributor Model]]
- [[sovereign-replacement-initiative|Sovereign Replacement Initiative]]
- [[ontological-governance|Ontological Governance]]
- [[customer-hostability|Customer Hostability]] — the customer-data sovereignty posture that this copyright structure enables
- [[contributor-model|Contributor Model]] — who may contribute IP-creating work and under what terms
- [[bcsc-disclosure-posture]] — the parallel continuous-disclosure discipline that applies alongside copyright governance
- [[sovereign-replacement-initiative|Sovereign Replacement Initiative]] — the planned vendor-independence programme whose IP is governed here

## References