COPYRIGHT AND NEIGHBOURING RIGHTS ACT (AS AMENDED) (a) the reading or recitation in public by one person of a reasonable extract from the work, if it is accompanied by a sufficient acknowledgement; or (b) the broadcasting or inclusion in a cable programme service of a reading or recitation referred to in paragraph (a), if the broadcast or programme, as the case may be, consists mainly of material in relation to which it is not necessary to rely on this section. 33 Records made from sound-tracks Where sounds embodied in a sound-track associated with an audio-visual work are also embodied in a record other than that sound-track, the copyright in the audio-visual work shall not be infringed by the use of that record. 34 Reconstruction of architectural works The copyright in an architectural work or in the relevant architectural drawings shall not be infringed by the reconstruction of that work on the same site and in the same style as the original. 35 Reproduction of artistic works in public places The copyright in an artistic work which is permanently situated in a street, square or other public place or in premises open to the public shall not be infringed by⎯ (a) the work being included in a graphic work, a photograph, an audio-visual work, a broadcast or a cable programme; (b) the making of copies of the work, where the copies are greatly reduced in scale. 36 Incidental inclusion of copyright material (1) The copyright in a work shall not be infringed by its incidental inclusion in an artistic work, a sound recording, an audio-visual work, a broadcast or a cable programme, or by the publication, playing, performance or other use of such a sound recording, audio-visual work, broadcast or cable programme. (2) If a musical work or words spoken or sung to music are deliberately included in another work, they shall not be regarded for the purposes of subsection (1) as having been included incidentally. 37 Ephemeral recordings The copyright in a literary or musical work shall not be infringed by a broadcaster reproducing the work using his own facilities, where the resultant copy— (a) is intended exclusively for broadcasting with the consent of the owner of the copyright in the work; and (b) is destroyed within six months immediately following the making of the copy, or within such longer period as may be agreed with the owner of the copyright in the work: Provided that, if any such copy is of an exceptional documentary nature, it may be preserved in the broadcaster’s archives but, subject to this Act, may not be used for broadcasting or any other purpose without the consent of the owner of the copyright. Act 11/2001 - 26 Chapter 26:01