(a) Nothing in this Deed, any Augmentation Process Deed or any Augmentation Document prevents the State or any State Associate from:
(i) exercising the Intellectual Property Rights in the State Augmentation Information;
(ii) exercising the Intellectual Property Rights created by the State or any State Associate as part of the Augmentation Process (without limiting section 19.3(b), other than to the extent they are Intellectual Property Rights in the Proponent Augmentation Material); and
(iii) using any know-how generated through its participation in the Augmentation Process (without limiting section 19.3(b), other than to the extent they are Intellectual Property Rights in the Proponent Augmentation Material).
(b) Subject to section 19.3(c), if an Augmentation Process Deed is terminated other than due to Contract Close occurring, the Proponents must, and must procure that the Proponent Associates, grant a worldwide, permanent, perpetual, irrevocable, transferable, royalty-free, sub licensable licence to the State to exercise:
(i) the Intellectual Property Rights in all of the Proponent Augmentation Material, other than Excluded IP, for any lawful purpose required by the State; and
(ii) to the extent that the Intellectual Property Rights referred to in section 19.3(b)(i) cannot reasonably be exercised without Material in which Background IP subsists, the Intellectual Property Rights in that Background IP.
(c) The licence granted under section 19.3(b) in respect of an Augmentation will arise on the date of termination of the Augmentation Process Deed.
(d) In order to ensure the State has the full benefit of the licence granted under section 19.3(b), the Proponents must, and must procure that the relevant Proponent Associates for a period of 6 months after the termination of the Augmentation Process Deed:
(i) provide all reasonable access required by the State to the Proponents' and the Proponent Associates' databases, programmes and other software pursuant to which the Intellectual Property Rights in the Proponent Augmentation Material (other than Excluded IP) were created, including in native application, well ordered and in a manner that is able to be readily used; and
(ii) make available, and continue to make available, to the State an appropriate number of resources, having sufficient skills, qualifications and experience for the purposes of the State being able to understand and fully utilise the Intellectual Property Rights in the Proponent Augmentation Material (other than Excluded IP).
(e) The Proponents and the Proponent Associates (as applicable) will be entitled to be paid their reasonable internal and external costs properly and reasonably in complying with their obligations under section 19.3(d) to be determined on an open book basis.