Exemple de utilizare a Format copies în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Import of accessible format copies from third countries.
(b) it takes appropriate steps to discourage the unlawful reproduction, distribution, communication andmaking available of accessible format copies;
Export of accessible format copies to third countries.
Article 5 serves to specify the obligations that authorised entities are required to fulfil when exchanging accessible format copies with third countries.
This Directive should therefore ensure that accessible format copies made in one Member State may be circulated and accessed in all Member States.
The proposed Regulation will be the first piece of EU legislation to introduce provisions specifically on the international exchange of accessible format copies for beneficiary persons.
The provision aims to ensure that accessible format copies made under the exception provided for in Article 3 may circulate or be accessed in any Member State.
A the list of works andother subject-matter of which it has accessible format copies and the available formats; and.
It should be possible for those accessible format copies to be circulated in the internal market under the same conditions as accessible format copies made in the Union in accordance with Directive.
Article 3 contains provisions on the export of accessible format copies from the Union to third countries.
Those uses should also include making accessible format copies, for the exclusive use of the beneficiary persons, by a natural person who does so on behalf of a beneficiary person or who assists the beneficiary person in doing so.
Article 4 contains provisions on the import of accessible format copies from third countries to the Union.
This proposed Regulation therefore ensures that accessible format copies that have been made in any Member State in accordance with the national provisions adopted pursuant to Directive[…] may be exported to third countries that are parties to the Marrakesh Treaty.
The impact of this Regulation will thus be limited to regulating the exchange of accessible format copies with third countries that are parties to the Marrakesh Treaty.
In order to improve the availability of accessible format copies and to prevent the illegal dissemination of works and other subject-matter, authorised entities which engage in the distribution or making available of accessible format copies should comply with certain obligations.
The Marrakesh Treaty imposes certain obligations regarding the exchange of accessible format copies between the Union and third countries that are parties to the Treaty.
In accordance with the requirements of the Marrakesh Treaty, the exception introduced by the proposed Directive will be mandatory for Member States, and will apply to rights that have been harmonisedat Union level and that are relevant for the making and dissemination of accessible format copies as defined in the Marrakesh Treaty.
Such measures may only be taken at Union level as the exchange of accessible format copies of works and other subject-matter concerns the commercial aspects of intellectual property.
It requires contracting parties to provide exceptions or limitations to the exclusive rights of holders of copyright and related rights for the making and dissemination of copies in accessible formats of certain works and other subject-matter andfor the cross-border exchange of those accessible format copies.
The proposed Regulation will adress the implications of the Marrakesh Treaty for the exchange of accessible format copies with third countries and aims to bring Union law into line with the Treaty in that respect.
The Regulation should ensure that accessible format copies of books, journals, newspapers, magazines and other writings, sheet music and other print material, which have been made in any Member State in accordance with the national provisions adopted pursuant to Directive[…] may be exported to third countries that are parties to the Marrakesh Treaty.
With respect to the obligations imposed by the Marrakesh Treaty on the cross-border exchange of accessible format copies between the Union and third countries that are parties to the Treaty, this Directive should be read together with Regulation[…].
Among other aspects, the views expressed by end users, consumers and institutional users(including organisations serving the needs of people with disabilities and libraries) pointed to a diverging scope of national exceptions or limitations,making it difficult to have legal certainty when exporting and importing accessible format copies made under a national copyright exception or limitation.
In addition, the Regulation allows the import of accessible format copies made in accordance with the Marrakesh Treaty in third countries that are parties to the Treaty, for the benefit of beneficiary persons in the Union.
The proposed Directive would amend the existing Union legislative frameworkby providing for a new mandatory exception to the relevant harmonised rights and ensuring that accessible format copies made in one Member State under that exception can be disseminated and accessed throughout the Union.
The proposed Regulation will regulate the exchange of accessible format copies of certain works and other subject-matter protected by copyright or related rights between the Union and third countries, in accordance with the Marrakesh Treaty.
The Marrakesh Treaty obliges the contracting parties, on the one hand, to bring their internal legal provisions into line with the Treaty and,on the other hand, to allow for the cross-border exchange of accessible format copies made under national exceptions or limitations with third countries that are parties to the Treaty.
The distribution, communication ormaking available of accessible format copies to print disabled persons or to authorised entities in the third country should only be carried out on a non-profit basis by authorised entities established in the Union.
These measures are important to ensure that copyright does not constitute a barrier to the full participation in society of all citizens andwill allow for the exchange of accessible format copies within the EU and with third countries that are parties to the Treaty, avoiding duplication of work and waste of resources.
Proposal for a REGULATION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL on the cross-border exchange between the Union andthird 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.