, . 1 heritage stipulated therein that are viable. 2 SECTION 11. Reorganization - With the approval of the Board, the Commission 3 shall have the authority to reorganize its structure and sta,ffing pattern in order 4 to carry out its functions. The incumbents in the leadership structure of the 5 existing Commission shall automatically be upgraded to these analogous 6 positions, with respect to the rest of the personnel. 7 SECTION 12. Deposit and Notice. - Moral rights would vest upon creation; 8 to !'Ivail 'of moral rights such as hence, authorship would have to be established . 9 right of attribution. Moral rights to ownership of newly created items by 10 members of an ethno-linguistic group should be registered with the commission 11 for protection under copyright law. Copyright vests from the moment of 12 creation; and registration is one of the ways to prove authorship, although this is 13 not exclusive. 14 a. The Commission thru the relevant government cultural agency, shall assist in 15' identifying works and attrib~ting authorship, and further shall be responsible for 16 maintaining and populating this' registry; 17 ·b. The Commission shall assist cl<iimants and relevant government agencies in 18 resolving conflicts' of ownership and attribution who will give permission , .to 19. people who wish to use the work upon discovery of the same in the database; 20 c. The Commission shall assist relevant government agencies in the prosecution 21 of unauthbrizeduse of intellectual property of indigenous peoples. 22 SECTION 13. Free, Prior and Informed Consent.' - Free,prior and informed 23 consent for the use of indigenous peoples' intellectual property should be 24 articulated by a defined authority that is provided with a circumscrib.ed 25 jurisdiction, associated with the culture of an ethno-linguistic group. The 26 corresponding elected official, as the case may be, assisted by cultural experts, 27 shall dispense the required free, prior and informed consent for .the item(s) in 28 question for the concerned intellectual property owners. 29 SECTION 14. Indigenous communal copyright (intellectual property) owners 30 may designate a society with legal personality to act in their behalf to enforce' 31 their economic and moral rights; 32 SECTION 15. Royalties. - Indigenous communal copyright (intellectual .' . 6