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Copyright Act 2021 s 391

s 391 Right to be identified

391.—(1) Subject to the provisions of this Division, the performer of a protected performance has the moral right to be so identified, and that right is infringed if a person fails to identify the performer —(a) in the circumstances mentioned in section 392; or (b) in the manner required by section 393. (2) In the case of a performance given by 2 or more performers, the right in subsection (1) —(a) is a right of each performer to be identified as a performer; and (b) is not infringed in relation to a performer if another performer is not identified.Illustration P1 and P2 give a performance. The circumstances in section 392 apply. P1 is identified in the manner required by section 393; P2 is not. P1’s moral right to be identified is not infringed. P2’s moral right to be identified is infringed.

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