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Memorandum 1 (April 13-14, 2021)

handle is hein.nccusl/nccpub4710 and id is 1 raw text is: Memo for the Uniform Law Commission Committee on the Uniform College Athlete Name, Image, and Likeness Act to Accompany Revised Version of the Draft for April 2021 Committee Meeting This memo summarizes the most significant changes to the revised draft of the Uniform College Athlete Name, Image and Likeness Act (the Act). The Committee and Observers will have an opportunity to discuss these and other issues at the upcoming meeting. Section 2: Definitions Broadens the definition of Athletic Association; deletes the terms Non-Game Related and Game-Related; changes all references of NIL to name, image, and likeness. Section 3: Scope 3(b) Adds a legislative note to clarify that the act does not apply to U.S. Service academies or other institutions that are subject to federal regulations that might conflict with this act. Section 5: Right to Earn Compensation; Limits on Athletic Association and Institution Section 5(e): Clarifies that this section does not apply to the use of a college student athlete's name, image, and likeness in the broadcast of games. Section 6: Restrictions on Name, Image, and Likeness Activity Section 6(a): Modifies the restrictions on use of institution or conference trademarks to make them consistent with basic trademark principles and to protect against a likelihood of confusion. Section 6(f): Requires the institution to refrain from engaging in any commercial activity if the college student athlete is prohibited from engaging in such activity (e.g., an endorsement agreement with an alcohol sponsor). Section 6(g): Clarifies and limits the institution's ability to prevent college student athletes from engaging in activity with conflicting sponsors. Section 8: Disclosure Requirements of College Student Athletes and Institutions Section 8(a): Changes the triggering requirement for disclosure from an annual aggregate minimum to a minimum per activity to allow for timely disclosures. 1

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