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Publication Scheme

Exhibition shop. © Tate 2006
© Tate 2006

What is the Scheme?

The aim of the publication scheme is to summarize the standard information that Tate makes available to the public most habitually, the form in which this information is published and details of any charges. As with that of other public authorities, the Scheme is approved by the Information Commissioner.

A copy of the Publication Scheme is available here in PDF format and can be obtained in written form if you write to: Freedom of Information, Director’s Office. Tate, Millbank, London SW1P 4RG or by email to: foi@tate.org.uk.

How to obtain documents and information available under the Publication Scheme

Much of the information referred to in the Publication Scheme is available below, through the links provided in the Publication Scheme menu.

However, if you are unable to access the information you want in this way, then you can send a letter or an e-mail to the addresses bellow, requesting a copy of the information in the scheme that you seek:

Freedom of Information
Director’s Office
Tate
Millbank
London SW1P 4RG

Email: foi@tate.org.uk

Equally and if needed, you can obtain further assistance, information and materials for consultation at the Hyman Kreitman Research Center under appointment. To make an appointment call the Enquiry desk on 020 7887 8838, email research.centre@tate.org.uk or write to:

Head of Readers' Services
Hyman Kreitman Research Centre
Tate Britain, Millbank, London, SW1P 4RG

Will I be able to access information free of charge?

All information that is available through the online links is free of charge and we do not normally charge for providing information referred to in the Publication Scheme.

However, for requests which involve a substantial amount of documentation, we do reserve the right to charge to cover the costs of photocopying and postage.

Are there any restrictions in my use of the information?

Information included in the Tate's Publication Scheme may be reproduced once for non-commercial research and private study purposes only. Please contact the Tate Picture Library for permission to reproduce images in the Tate's collection. Permission to reproduce material in the Publication Scheme does not extend to material if the copyright is not owned by Tate. In such cases authorisation should be sought from the copyright holders concerned.

For any purposes other than the uses outlined above, please contact:

Copyright Officer
Tate
Millbank
London SW1P 4RG

Email: picture.library@tate.org.uk.

What's in the publication scheme?

All the information under the Publication Scheme is current unless stated. The Scheme is divided into seven broad classes of information (General information, Funding and Governance, The Organisation, Publishing and Research, Public Programmes and Collection).

Tate Publication Scheme Menu

Category Item How often
it's updated
General information about Tate Tate mission and forward plans Annually
History of Tate Annually
Gallery reports Annually
Press releases As needed
Gallery regulations As needed
Funding and Governance 1992 Museums and Galleries Act n/a
Audited accounts and financial review Annually
Management agreement and financial memorandum As needed
Funding Agreement between DCMS and Tate Every three years
Donations, gifts, bequests, sponsorships 2006-7 Every year*
Donations, gifts, bequests, sponsorships 2004-6 Every one/two years
Donations, gifts, bequests, sponsorships 2002-4 Every one/two years*
Trustees, advisors and committees 2004-6 As needed
Tate governance and advisory group structure As needed
Names and biographies of current and recently retired Trustees and committee members As needed
Statement of responsibilities of the Board of Trustees As needed
Information on how to become a Trustee As needed
Code of Best Practice for Tate trustees As needed
Minutes from the meetings of the Board of Trustees Every other month
Register of Trustees' Interests Annually and as new interests arise
Acquisition prices and value of gifts 2006-7 Every year*
The Organisation Tate organisation structure As needed
Senior staff biographies As needed
A-Z list of curators and areas of specialism As needed
A-Z list of conservators and areas of specialism As needed
Working at Tate (current job vacancies) As needed
Tate Health and Safety Policy Annually
Tate's Diversity Strategy (summary): Tate for all As needed
Disability Equality Scheme [PDF]
Disability Equality Scheme [Word]
As needed
Tate Staff handbook As needed
Staff list 2006-7 Every year*
Staff list 2004-6 Every year*
Publishing and Research Catalogue of books published by Tate Publishing Twice yearly
Staff research and publications 2004-6 Every one/two years*
Staff research and publications 2002-4 Every one/two years*
Current major research projects that Tate supports Annually
Current Tate Papers Twice yearly
Latest edition of TATE ETC. Three times yearly
Public Services Attendance Figures 2006-7 Every year*
Attendance Figures 2004-6 Every year*
Tate Audience research Annually since 2003
Visitor information Tate Britain As needed
Visitor information Tate Modern As needed
Visitor information Tate Liverpool As needed
Visitor information Tate St Ives As needed
Overview of Tate building history As needed
Tate Britain building history As needed
Tate Modern building history As needed
Tate Liverpool building history As needed
Tate St Ives building history As needed
Disabled access information Tate Britain As needed
Disabled access information Tate Modern As needed
Disabled access information Tate Liverpool As needed
Public Programmes Past, current and future exhibitions Tate Britain As needed
Past, current and future exhibitions Tate Modern As needed
Past, current and future exhibitions Tate Liverpool As needed
Past, current and future exhibitions Tate St Ives As needed
Exhibitions carried out across the four Tate sites, 2006–7 Every year*
Exhibitions carried out across the four Tate sites, 2004–6 Every one/two years*
Exhibitions carried out across the four Tate sites, 2002–4 Every one/two years*
Calendar of events As needed
National and international programmes 2006-7 Every year*
National and international programmes 2004-6 Every one/two years*
National and international programmes 2002-4 Every one/two years*
Education and events, Tate Britain As needed
Education and events, Tate Modern As needed
Education and events, Tate Liverpool As needed
Education and events, Tate St Ives As needed
Collection Summary information about Tate Collection As needed
Alphabetical listing of all artists in Tate Collection As needed
Tate Collection Glossary As needed
Information about Collection highlights As needed
In-focus information about Turner collection As needed
Information about key gifts and bequests As needed
Information about new acquisitions As needed
Listing of works on display at Tate sites As needed
Acquisition listing 2006-7 Every year*
Acquisition listing 2004-6 Every one/two years*
Acquisition listings 2002-4 Every one/two years*
Acquisitions listing 2000-2 [PDF] Every one/two years*
Acquisition highlights 2006-7 Every year*
Acquisition highlights 2004-6 Every one/two years*
Acquisition highlights 2002-4 Every one/two years*
Archives listing 2006-7 Every year*
Archives listing 2004-6 Every one/two years*
Archives listing 2002-4 Every one/two years*
Library catalogue As needed
Archive catalogue As needed
Loans Policy As needed
Loans to Tate 2006-7 Every year*
Loans to Tate 2004-6 Every one/two years*
Loans to Tate 2002-4 Every one/two years*
Loans from Tate to others 2006-7 Every year
Loans from Tate to others 2004-6 Every one/two years*
Loans from Tate to others 2002-4 Every one/two years*
Due Diligence Policy As needed


* Tate's Report 2004-6 was the last biennial review of all Tate's activities. From 2007 Tate Reports are produced annually.

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