Exclusions and Fair Dealing
The Act allows for certain permitted acts to be exempted from copyright restrictions.
- Fair dealing; for purpose of criticism, review, news reporting, research, private study.
- certain educational purposes
- time shifting of TV programmes for viewing at a later time
- format shifting of music
- back up of computer programmes
- making copies in Braille.
Read more about this topic: Copyright Law Of New Zealand
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