E sccr/30/2 original: english date: april 30, 2015 Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights Thirtieth Session Geneva, June 29 to July 3, 2015

Holders of copyright may not object to reproductions of works where they are made without intent of profit by museums, libraries, record libraries, film libraries, newspaper libraries or archives integrated into public ownership or cultural institutions or scientific and reproduction is effected solely for research or conservation.

Also, museums, archives, libraries, newspaper libraries, record or film libraries in public ownership or belonging to institutions of general cultural, scientific or educational nonprofit, or integrated in the Spanish educational system educational institutions, shall not require authorization of rights holders for the loans they make. Remuneration must be paid.

Works held in the institution’s catalogue.

Schools, museums, libraries and newspaper archives accessible to the public and public broadcasters, files, record and film libraries can make reproductions for the purposes of digitization, making available, indexing, cataloging, preservation or restoration, and make publicly available, in the manner prescribed in Article 20.2.i), the following orphan works, provided that such acts are performed for nonprofit purposes and in order to achieve mission-related public interest objectives, in particular conservation and restoration of works contained in their collections and facilitating access to it for cultural and educational purposes.

Done by physical persons for private use on the basis of works which have been lawfully accessed, provided that the copying is not used for collective or gainful purposes.