Copying published editions of authorial work in course of permitted use of authorial work
298. It is a permitted use of a published edition of an authorial work (or authorial works) to make a copy of the edition in the course of any other permitted use of that work (or any, some or all of those works).
Private and domestic use
299.—(1) If the condition in subsection (2) is met, it is a permitted use for a person to—
- (a) make a copy of any of the following material:
- (i) a broadcast;
- (ii) a cable programme;
- (iii) a recording of a protected performance; or
- (b) record a protected performance live.
(2) The copy or recording must be for the private and domestic use of the person.
(3) A permitted use under subsection (1)(a) is also a permitted use of a work or protected performance included in the material.
(4) A permitted use under subsection (1)(b) is also a permitted use of a work included in the performance.
(5) For the purposes of this section, a copy or recording is not made for private and domestic use if it is made for the purpose of—
- (a) commercial dealing;
- (b) broadcasting;
- (c) inclusion in a cable programme; or
- (d) causing the relevant visual images and sounds to be seen or heard (or both) in public.
Recording performance, etc., in mistaken belief of authorisation
300.—(1) If the condition in subsection (2) is met, it is a permitted use for a person (X) to do any of the following acts:
