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4.5.1 What are the relevant exceptions to copyright?
Fair Dealing – Research for a non-commercial purpose and private study
Fair Dealing – Criticism, review and news reporting
Not using a 'substantial part'
Instruction
Examination
Permitted acts under collective licensing schemes
Permitted acts by copyright owners/rights holders given directly to a user
Implied licences
In certain circumstances, it is permissible to use copyright material without the permission of the copyright owner.  The most relevant of these ‘permitted acts’ are described below.
Information current as at 12 September 2005.
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