Article 26. Reproduction of a work for personal purposes without the author's consent with payment of royalties from the Copyright and Related Rights Act
1. Reproduction of an audiovisual work or a sound recording of a work for personal purposes and without income is permitted without the consent of the author of the work, the performer, the producer of the audiovisual work and the producer of the phonogram, but with payment of remuneration.
2. Remuneration for reproduction specified in paragraph 1 of this article shall be paid by persons manufacturing or importing equipment and material media used for such reproduction.
The list of such equipment and material carriers is approved by the authorized body.
3. Collection, distribution and payment of remuneration provided for in subparagraph 4) The second part of paragraph 3 of Article 43 of this Law is carried out by an expert organization.
4. The specified remuneration is distributed by an expert organization among organizations for the collective management of rights in accordance with this Law in the following proportions: forty percent to authors, thirty percent to performers, thirty percent to producers of phonograms.
5. The amount of remuneration, the procedure for collecting, distributing and paying it, as well as the procedure for determining the amount to cover the actual expenses of an expert organization shall be established by the authorized body.
6. Remuneration is not paid in relation to the equipment and tangible media specified in paragraph 2 of this article, which are the subject of export, as well as to professional equipment not intended for use at home.
The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated June 10, 1996 No. 6-I.
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