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

of any work from its own collections, provided the purpose of the making of a copy is replacement, archiving or preservation of the original of work or of a copy thereof for the cases of

loss or destruction or damage, or where the permanent collection is being constituted.

For advertising an exhibition of works of arts or an auction of works of arts, without the author’s consent, a work may be used so that its copy is made and publicly distributed by its sale or by other forms of assignment of title, or by its communication to the public, namely in the extent necessary for such advertising.

An orphan work can be used without the author’s consent by a library, archive, museum, school or legal depository pursuant to special regulations if only for education and cultural purposes and for the fulfilment of public interest missions

A natural person may make a copy of a work released for his personal use and for, whether directly or indirectly, non commercial purposes without the author’s consent; such use of the work does not result in obligation to pay remuneration to the author.

Use for the purpose of teaching

No consent of the author is required to make a copy of a short part of a released work, to its public distribution by other forms of assignment of title as by sale, or to communication to the public of a short part of a released work, if such use does not exceed the scope substantiated by teaching purposes at school and the purpose is not to acquire direct or indirect property benefit.

Section 31 (1)(a) Library or Archive

Work from its own collections, provided the purpose of the making of a copy is to satisfy the request of a natural person who will use that copy for the purpose of education or scientific research exclusively within the premises of library or archive