Copyright Review Commission Report - ICT Law and Regulation ...

4.1.6. SCOPE15 % or one chapter of a book;Two articles from one scientific journal;No limitations on periodicals;No limitations on websites; andStrict limitations for sheet music.4.1.7. COLLECTION ESTIMATEThis is done through statistical surveys from a sample of users4.1.8. DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIESWhen foreign works are copied, it is sometimes impossible to identify their country of origin. The remuneration claimed isdeposited with KOPINOR’S Development Fund. From 2008, some of the funds were transferred to NORCODE (TheNorwegian Copyright Development Association).KOPINOR does statutory licences on title-specific examination as well as the licensing of audio books for visually impairedpeople. It also does clearance services, which go beyond the blanket licensing limitations:1. Purely voluntary;2. Work through a reporting system; and3. Most money collected goes to Britain.4.2. MEETING WITH THE NORWEGIAN MUSICIANS’ UNION (MFO) ON 7 JUNE 20114.2.1. HISTORYThe Norwegian Musicians’ Union came about as a result of the merger of three unions in 2001. These included: The Norwegian Church Musicians’ Union (established in 1906); The Norwegian Musicians’ Union (established in 1911); and The Norwegian National Opera and Ballet.4.2.2. MEMBERSHIPThe union currently has 7 000 members drawn mainly from: Performing musicians or artists working in the fields of culture; Music producers; Music educators (self-employed); Heads of music schools; Music therapists;- 145 -