§ 320 — Conditions do not require monitoring of network services, etc.

320.—(1) The application of sections 315, 316, 317, 318 and 319 does not depend on —(a)

a NSP monitoring its service or affirmatively seeking facts indicating a rights infringement, except to the extent consistent with any standard technical measure; or

(b)

a NSP taking any action to gain access to, remove or disable access to any electronic copy in any case where the action is prohibited by law.

(2) In this section, “standard technical measure” means any technical measure accepted in Singapore that —(a)

is used to identify or protect copyright works, protected performances, or recordings of protected performances;

(b)

has been developed through an open, voluntary process by a broad consensus of rights owners and NSPs;

(c)

is available to any person on reasonable and non‑discriminatory terms; and

(d)

does not impose substantial costs on NSPs or substantial burdens on their primary networks.

—(1) The application of sections 315, 316, 317, 318 and 319 does not depend on —(a)

a NSP monitoring its service or affirmatively seeking facts indicating a rights infringement, except to the extent consistent with any standard technical measure; or

(b)

a NSP taking any action to gain access to, remove or disable access to any electronic copy in any case where the action is prohibited by law.

(2) In this section, “standard technical measure” means any technical measure accepted in Singapore that —(a)

is used to identify or protect copyright works, protected performances, or recordings of protected performances;

(b)

has been developed through an open, voluntary process by a broad consensus of rights owners and NSPs;

(c)

is available to any person on reasonable and non‑discriminatory terms; and

(d)

does not impose substantial costs on NSPs or substantial burdens on their primary networks.