The Glasgow Commonwealth Games Act 2008 (Games Association Right) Order 2009

The Glasgow Commonwealth Games association right

4.—(1) There is to be a right, to be known as the Glasgow Commonwealth Games association right, which confers exclusive rights in relation to the use of any representation (of any kind) in a manner likely to suggest to the public that there is an association between the Glasgow Commonwealth Games and—

(a) goods or services; or

(b) a person who provides goods or services.

(2) For the purposes of this Order—

(a) the concept of an association between a person, goods or a service and the Glasgow Commonwealth Games includes, in particular—

(i) any kind of contractual relationship;

(ii) any kind of commercial relationship;

(iii) any kind of corporate or structural connection; and

(iv) the provision by a person of a financial or other support for or in connection with the Glasgow Commonwealth Games; but

(b) a person does not suggest an association between a person, goods or a service and the Glasgow Commonwealth Games only by making a statement which—

(i) accords with honest practices in industrial or commercial matters; and

(ii) does not make a promotional or other commercial use of a representation relating to the Glasgow Commonwealth Games by incorporating it in a context to which the Glasgow Commonwealth Games are substantively irrelevant.