The Copyright and Rights in Performances (Licensing of Orphan Works) Regulations 2014
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5 Record and register of orphan works
(1) The authorising body shall maintain and update a register which sets out the details of the orphan works in respect of which— (a) a diligent search has been carried out and an application, for the grant of an orphan licence, has been made to and is being considered by the authorising body; (b) orphan licences have been granted together with the permitted uses of the relevant works; and (c) orphan licences have been refused. (2) The authorising body shall make the register available to the public by electronic means and free of charge.
5 Record and register of orphan works
(1) The authorising body shall maintain and update a register which sets out the details of the orphan works in respect of which— (a) a diligent search has been carried out and an application, for the grant of an orphan licence, has been made to and is being considered by the authorising body; (b) orphan licences have been granted together with the permitted uses of the relevant works; and (c) orphan licences have been refused. (2) The authorising body shall make the register available to the public by electronic means and free of charge.
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