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Act No. 50/2019 Coll., of February 1, 2019, on Amendments to Act No. 121/2000 Coll., on Copyright and Related Rights and on Amendments to Certain Acts (Copyright Act)

 Act No. 50/2019 Coll. of February 1, 2019, on Amendments to Act No. 121/2000 Coll., on Copyright and Related Rights and on Amendments to Certain Acts (Copyright Act)

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No. 50/2019 Coll.

The Act

of February the 1st, 2019

amending the Act No. 121/2000 Coll., on Copyright and Rights Related to Copyright and on

Amendment to Certain Acts (the Copyright Act), as amended by subsequent provisions

The Parliament has adopted the following Act of the Czech Republic:

Section I.

The Act No. 121/2000 Coll., on Copyright and Rights Related to Copyright and on amendment to

Certain Acts (the Copyright Act), as amended by Act. No. 81/2005 Coll., Act No. 61/2006 Coll., Act

No. 186/2006 Coll., Act No. 216/2006 Coll., Act No. 168/2008 Coll., Act No. 41/2009 Coll., Act No.

227/2009 Coll., Act No. 153/2010 Coll., Act No. 424/2010 Coll., Act No. 375/2011 Coll., Act No.

420/2011 Coll., Act No. 18/2012 Coll., Act No. 496/2012 Coll., Act No. 156/2013 Coll., Act No.

303/2013 Coll., Act No. 64/2014 Coll., Act No. 228/2014 Coll., Act No. 355/2014 Coll., Act No.

356/2014 Coll., Act No. 250/2016 Coll., Act No. 298/2016 Coll., Act No. 102/2017 Coll., and Act No.

183/2017 Coll., shall be amended as follows:

1. At the bottom of the footnote no. 1 shall be to the separate line added sentence “Directive

(EU) 2017/1564 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 September 2017

on certain permitted uses of certain works and other subject matter protected by

copyright and related rights for the benefit of persons who are blind, visually impaired

or otherwise print- disabled and amending Directive 2001/29/EC on the harmonisation

of certain aspects of copyright and related rights in the information society.”

2. In the introductory part of Article 1 shall be after the word “union1)” inserted sentence

“follows at the same time the directly applicable European Union legislation28) “.

The footnote no. 28 shall sound:

„28) Regulation (EU) 2017/1563 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 September 2017 on the cross-border exchange between the Union and third countries

of accessible format copies of certain works and other subject matter protected by

copyright and related rights for the benefit of persons who are blind, visually impaired

or otherwise print-disabled.”

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3. Article 38 including its title shall sound:

“Article 38

Use of the Original Work or Reproduction of a Work of Fine Arts, Photography

or a Work Expressed in Manner analogous to Photography by its Exhibition

Copyright is not infringed by the owner or by a person who borrows from him/her, the original

or reproduction of a work of fine arts or of a photographic work or of a work produced by a

process similar to photography, who exhibits such work or provides such work for exhibition

free of charge, unless such use was banned by the author during the transfer of ownership to

such an original or reproduction of the work, and the owner or borrower were aware of or must

have been aware of the ban particularly because of the inscription of the ban in the list

maintained for that purpose by the collective management organization.”

The footnote no. 15 shall be revoked.

4. Article 39 including its title and the footnote no. 29 shall sound:

„Article 39

Licence for Persons with Disabilities

(1) Copyright is not infringed by anybody, who:

a) exclusively for the benefit of persons with disabilities, to the extend required by the

specific disability and not for the purpose of direct or indirect economic or commercial

advantage, makes or has a reproduction made; a reproduction so made may also be

distributed and communicated by him/her, unless this is done for the purpose of direct or

indirect economic or commercial advantage, or

b) exclusively for the benefit of persons with visual or hearing impairment and not for the

purpose of direct or indirect economic or commercial advantage, provides a reproduction

of an audiovisual fixation of an audiovisual work adding a verbal expression of the visual

component or visual or textual aids necessary to make the work accessible to those

persons; so supplemented audiovisual work may also be reproduced, distributed and

communicated by him/her, unless this is done for the purpose of direct or indirect

economic or commercial advantage.

(2) Paragraph 1 above shall apply to an audiovisual work only in the case, that it has been

published.

(3) Copyright is not infringed by anybody, who operates a television broadcasting service and, in

compliance with the law, broadcasts a programme 29) supplemented by an audio description, that

make the programme accessible to the persons with visual impairment, if such service is free of

charge, or unless this is done for the purpose of direct or indirect economic or commercial

advantage.

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(4) Copyright is neither infringed by the person referred to in Article 37 (1), if it lends originals

or reproductions of published works to meet the needs of persons with disabilities in relation to

their disability.

(5) Provisions of Article 30 (5) shall apply accordingly.

29) Article 2 (1) point (l) of the Act No. 231/2001 Coll., on Radio and Television

Broadcasting and on Amendment to certain acts, as amended by subsequent provisions.”

5. At the bottom of Article 39 are inserted new Articles 39a and 39b, which including the

titles shall sound:

„Article 39a

Licence for Certain Use of the Works for the Benefit of Persons who are Visually

Impaired or Otherwise Print- disabled

(1) The beneficiary person for the purpose of this Article and Article 39b means a person,

who

a) is blind or has other visual impairment which cannot be compensated or improved

by commonly available means so as to give the person visual function substantially

equivalent to that of a person without such an impairment,

b) has a perceptual or reading disability and is, as a result, unable to read printed works

to substantially the same degree as a person without such disability, or

c) is not, due to a physical disability, able to hold a book, journal, newspaper or other

kind of writing or manipulate it or to focus or move their eyes to the extent that would

be normally acceptable for reading.

(2) The accessible format reproduction for the purpose of this Article and Article 39b means

a reproduction of original or reproduced work in the form of book, journal, newspaper,

magazine or other kind of writing, including related illustrations, or sheet music, in any

media, made in an alternative manner or form which allows a beneficiary person to read

or otherwise perceive the work to the same or substantially same degree as a person

without disability or such an impairment under the paragraph 1.

(3) The authorised entity for the purpose of this Article and Article 39b means anybody that

provides as its primary activity or as a part of its public-interest mission, not for the

purpose of direct or indirect economic or commercial advantage, to the beneficiary

persons education, instructional training, adaptive reading or information access.

(4) Copyright law is not infringed by

a) a beneficiary person, or person acting in his/her interest, who makes an accessible

format reproduction for the exclusive use of this beneficiary person,

b) an authorised entity established or residing in the Czech Republic that makes, not for

the purpose of direct or indirect economic or commercial advantage, an accessible

format reproduction and to meet exclusively the needs of the beneficiary person,

distributes, lends or communicates this reproduction to the beneficiary person or to

the other authorised entity established or residing in the Czech Republic.

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c) an authorised entity established or residing in the Czech Republic that makes, not for

the purpose of direct or indirect economic or profit advantage, an accessible format

reproduction and to meet exclusively the needs of the beneficiary person distributes,

lends or communicates this reproduction to the beneficiary person or to the other

authorised entity established or residing in other member state of the European Union

or in the third country under the directly applicable European Union legislation28, or

d) a beneficiary person or an authorised entity established or residing in the Czech

Republic that, not for the purpose of direct or indirect economic or profit advantage,

imports or otherwise obtains or accepts an accessible format reproduction distributed

or communicated to beneficiary persons or authorised entities by authorised entity

established or residing in member state of the European Union or in the third country

under the directly applicable European Union legislation.28

(5) Application of the compulsory licence pursuant to paragraph 4 may not be contractually

excluded or limited.

Article 39b

Obligations of Authorised Entity

(1) An authorised entity established or residing in the Czech Republic that applies the

compulsory licence pursuant to Article 39a ( 4) point (c) or (d), is obliged to

a) distribute, lend or communicate the accessible format reproduction only to a

beneficiary person or the other authorised entity,

b) take appropriate steps to discourage the unauthorised reproduction, distribution,

lending or communicating of accessible format reproduction to the public,

c) demonstrate due care in, and maintain records of, its handling of a work and its

accessible format reproduction, and

d) publish and update, on its website, or through other online or offline channels

information on how it complies with the obligations laid down in points (a) to (c).

(2) An authorised entity established or residing in the Czech Republic, that applies the

compulsory licence pursuant Article 39a (4) point (c) or (d), shall provide, on request,

in an appropriate way, to a beneficiary person, other authorised entity or to the author

a) the list of the works for which it has accessible format reproductions including

the available formats and

b) the names and the contact details of the authorised entities with which it has

engaged in the exchange of accessible format reproductions.

6. In Article 43 (4) the text “Article 38” shall be revoked and words “and Article 38e” shall

be replaced by the words “, Article 38e, 39 and Article 39a (4)”.

7. In Article 74, 78 and in Article 82 the words “Article 37 to 38a” shall be replaced with

text “Article 37, 37a, 38a” and words “Article 40 to 44” shall be replaced with words

“Article 39 to 44”.

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8. In Article 86 the text “Article 38 (1) point (a)” shall be revoked and words “Article 40

to 44” shall be replaced with words “Article 39 (1) point (a), Article 39a to 44”.

9. In Article 94 the words “Article 40 to 44” shall be replaced with words “Article 39 to

44”.

Section II.

Efficiency

This Act shall enter into force on the day of its publication.

Vondáček m.p.

Zeman m.p.

pp Brabec m.p.