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14. The new provisions relating to duration of copyright in sound recordings and works comprised in works of co-authorship apply—
(a)to sound recordings and works of co-authorship made after commencement;
(b)to existing sound recordings and works of co-authorship which first qualify for copyright protection after commencement;
(c)to existing sound recordings in which copyright subsisted immediately before commencement;
(d)to works of co-authorship of which either or both the musical work and the literary work were existing copyright works; and
(e)to works of co-authorship of which the musical work or the literary work were on commencement protected as copyright works in another EEA state under legislation relating to copyright or related rights.
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