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There is an increasing recognition that copyright laws should include a flexible balancing test that can apply to new uses on a case by case basis. This provides protection for the rights of users of copyrighted material, and promotes and enables new technologies over time.

The enclosed model flexible copyright exception and appendices were drafted through a year-long consultative process among a group of copyright scholars from around the world, assembled as the Global Network on Flexible Copyright Limitations and Exceptions (L&E Network). The purpose of the L&E Network was to generate policy options and expert guidance on the protection of user rights provided by national copyright laws.

KEY DOCUMENTS:

Model Flexible Use Clause, v.4.0

Introduction to the text

Appendix I: Presumptively Lawful Purposes

Appendix II: Examples of Flexible Limitations and Exceptions from Existing and Proposed Laws

Appendix III: Responding to Frequently Asked Questions About Flexible Use Provisions