Conditions for controlling the setting up and functioning of collective management
bodies in charge of copyright and neighbouring rights shall be defined by regulation.
77.—(1) Authors, performers, phonogram and videogram producers, publishers or their
legal representatives may be members of a collective management body.
(2) Unless otherwise agreed upon, membership of an organization shall confer the right
to undertake any collective management activity such as authorization to exploit works,
collection and distribution of royalties and legal defence of rights.
78.—(1) Collective management bodies must make available to interested persons the
list of members and their works.
(2) Collective management bodies shall use part of their proceeds following a scale laid
down in their by-law and other basic instruments approved by the Minister in charge of
culture.
79.—(1) Any collective management body must submit to the Minister in charge of
culture, spontaneously or upon his request:
(a) annual accounts;
(b) amendments to its by-laws and other basic instruments as well as rules for
collecting and sharing royalties, at least one month before their consideration by the general
assembly;
(c) cooperation agreements and other conventions signed with third parties;
(d) decisions of the general assembly;
(e) balance sheets and reports, as well as auditor’s reports;
(f) the names of the organization’s representatives.
(2) The Minister in charge of culture or his representative may collect on actual
evidence and on the spot, information mentioned in this section.
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