4 are equally applicable to the of Article 6. These “flexibilities” include: • Article 4(3) allows states to “fulfill 4(1) by providing other or exceptions in its national copyright law pursuant to Articles 10 and 11.” This flexibility allows states to implement Article 6 through the of other E&Ls, subject to their compliance with the TST. • Article 4(4) permits states to confine Article 4 E&Ls “to works which, in the particular accessible format, cannot be obtained commercially under terms for beneficiary persons in that market” (emphasis added). Accordingly, each state is not required—to introduce a “commercial availability” requirement on imports of accessible format • Article 4(5) permits states to whether Article 4 E&Ls should be made “subject to remuneration.” States thus have the discretion to that imports of accessible copies be conditioned on of a reasonable royalty to the
4 are equally applicable to the of Article 6. These “flexibilities” include: • Article 4(3) allows states to “fulfill 4(1) by providing other or exceptions in its national copyright law pursuant to Articles 10 and 11.” This flexibility allows states to implement Article 6 through the of other E&Ls, subject to their compliance with the TST. • Article 4(4) permits states to confine Article 4 E&Ls “to works which, in the particular accessible format, cannot be obtained commercially under terms for beneficiary persons in that market” (emphasis added). Accordingly, each state is not required—to introduce a “commercial availability” requirement on imports of accessible format • Article 4(5) permits states to whether Article 4 E&Ls should be made “subject to remuneration.” States thus have the discretion to that imports of accessible copies be conditioned on of a reasonable royalty to the
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