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COPYRIGHT
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Section
202. Things done for purposes of examination
203. Inclusion of authorial work in collections for use by educational institutions
204. Using material available on Internet for educational purposes
205. Performances by students or staff of educational institutions, etc.
Division 4—Persons with print disabilities
206. Material to which this Division applies
207. Interpretation: what is an accessible format
208. Interpretation: what is an accessible format copy
209. Interpretation: what is a new copy of an accessible format copy
210. Interpretation: what does it mean to make an accessible format copy available to persons with print disabilities or a foreign institution
211. Making, distributing or making available accessible format copies for Singapore residents with print disabilities
212. Making or making available accessible format copies for foreign institutions or non-resident persons with print disabilities
213. Receiving, importing or distributing accessible format copies from foreign institutions
214. Making of accessible format copy by person with print disability for personal use
215. Copyright not to vest by virtue of making accessible format copy for persons with print disability
216. Rights owner’s right to license or authorise not affected
Division 5—Persons with intellectual disabilities
217. Copying by institution aiding persons with intellectual disabilities—authorial works
218. Copying, etc., by institution aiding persons with intellectual disability—protected performances
219. Copyright not to vest by virtue of making copy for aiding persons with intellectual disabilities
220. Rights owner’s right to license or authorise not affected
Division 6—Public collections: galleries, libraries, archives and museums
221. Interpretation: what is an article in a periodical publication
222. Public use and enjoyment—copying for public exhibition
223. Public use and enjoyment—publicising public exhibition
224. Public use and enjoyment—performing for public exhibition
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