Reprographic Rights Sample Clauses

Reprographic Rights. [Revised 12.11.2018] The “Reprographic Rights” covered by the ASCRL Membership Agreement and the ASCRL Mandate include those rights that are derived from: (i) Statutory systems in foreign countries where foreign law establishes permissible uses and rates. (ii) Compulsory systems in foreign countries where foreign law establishes permissible uses and where the rates are negotiated by a foreign collective. (iii) Extended compulsory systems in foreign countries in which foreign law establishes permissible uses and where rates are negotiated by a foreign collective and where non collective members may apply for funds. (iv) Mandatory administrative systems in foreign countries where foreign law mandates that administration of use fees takes place through a collective. (v) Obligatory collective systems in foreign countries where, under foreign law, the administration of rights is voluntary but the foreign law mandates that rights owners be represented by a collective for administration. (vi) Operator, equipment,copier, and or media tax and or levy systems in foreign countries where foreign law mandates taxes, levies, fees, and other collections for operators, equipment, andor copying (including for example and without limitation private copying) in a foreign country. (vii) Collective systems in foreign countries where uses, rates, and or fees are established or negotiated by a foreign collective. (viii) Additional rights that may be recognized by foreign countries under foreign legal systems, where such legal systems provide for involuntary representation or administration of rights and do not require the consent of copyright owners or authors for the purpose of collecting, administering, and or distributing funds (including, without limitation, public lending and or library lending rights).