Performing Rights Societies Sample Clauses

Performing Rights Societies. [92] The 1988 amendments introduced a number of modest changes to the performing rights portion of the Act, such as limiting the repertoire disclosure limit in subsection 67(1) to works in current use, and the inclusion of the requirement in subsection 67(2) to file statements of proposed amounts to be collected in “both official languages”. This last change is not a modest change from the point of view of our linguistic heritage but it is modest from the point of view of collective administration. [93] Another such change is the use of the word “royalties” to describe the amounts to be collected for licences, instead of the expression “fees, charges or royalties”. It would be difficult to argue credibly that the scope of “royalties” was increased by being separated from “fees, charges or”, the words which appeared in the predecessors to subsection 67(2). The change was likely driven by nothing more momentous than the legislative draftsperson’s attempt to simplify the statutory language, given that “royalties” has been included in the description of the amounts that could be collected ever since the Act (1936).
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