Copyright, Trademarks and Intellectual Property

Effective date 23/02/2026, Updated 15/05/2026

Statement:

All work on this website and distributed by Aoerit (TM) on other platforms, including but not limited to: text, images, audio, video, gameplay elements, gameplay systems, frameworks and general designs are the Intellectual Property (IP) of Aoerit Ltd., its founder Pita Taylor-Heke and its licensors. No work should be redistributed, displayed, reproduced and/or transmitted (in any form), without express premission (written or in another form) from Aoerit Ltd.

Governing Law:

Aoerit Ltd. operates under NZ law, with the protections and authority afforded, including inherent copyrights via the Copyright Act 1994, The Privacy Act 2020 and The Consumer Guarantees Act 1993. Its IP is protected under NZ trademarks regulation (TM) and copyright law (NZ copyright), such as Aoerit (TM) the name of the company and other key words or phrases. This is not an exhaustive list.

Intellectual Property:

Aoerit Ltd. IP includes systems, frameworks, media, gameplay and designs (not a comprehensive list). IP could also include derivative works, works from collaborators and contractors. Unless otherwise stated in written form (such as contractual agreement) these default to the company. Licensing or commercial use of company (and founder) IP, must be approved by the board. Any sub-licensing, distribution or adaptation, without authority, is strictly prohibited.