PPNZ Music Licensing is a non-profit company established in 1957 to centrally administer the rights of its members, who consist of local and international record labels and recording artists, within the New Zealand territory. PPNZ is responsible for licensing and collecting income from the broadcasting, reproduction and public performance of sound and video recordings and distributing this income back to the its members (net of an administration fee). PPNZ can grant licences to any individual or business playing or using its members' sound & video recordings in the public, non-domestic arena.

The RAP fund is an innovative scheme designed to support New Zealand artists and producers by ensuring licence fees collected by PPNZ are identified and passed on to registered participants. To find out more click the link.

For more info visit the PPNZ website