The Copyright and Rights in Performances (Extended Collective Licensing) Regulations 2014
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9 Renewal of an authorisation
(1) The Secretary of State may, if he considers it reasonable in the circumstances to do so, renew the authorisation of a relevant licensing body to operate an Extended Collective Licensing Scheme upon the application of that body, made in accordance with regulation 10, and after the completion of the procedure set out in regulations 6 to 8. (2) A renewed authorisation must specify— (a) the types of relevant work to which it applies; and (b) the permitted use. (3) Regulation 4(3) to (5) applies in relation to the renewal of an authorisation as it applies in relation to the original application for authorisation. (4) The Secretary of State may renew an authorisation for a fixed period or may express the renewed authorisation to continue until the earlier of revocation or cancellation in accordance with regulations 14 or 15.
9 Renewal of an authorisation
(1) The Secretary of State may, if he considers it reasonable in the circumstances to do so, renew the authorisation of a relevant licensing body to operate an Extended Collective Licensing Scheme upon the application of that body, made in accordance with regulation 10, and after the completion of the procedure set out in regulations 6 to 8. (2) A renewed authorisation must specify— (a) the types of relevant work to which it applies; and (b) the permitted use. (3) Regulation 4(3) to (5) applies in relation to the renewal of an authorisation as it applies in relation to the original application for authorisation. (4) The Secretary of State may renew an authorisation for a fixed period or may express the renewed authorisation to continue until the earlier of revocation or cancellation in accordance with regulations 14 or 15.
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