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18.—(1) A collective management organisation must make available at least the information specified in paragraph (2) by electronic means no less than once a year to collective management organisations on whose behalf it manages rights under a representation agreement for the period to which the information relates.
(2) The information specified in this paragraph is—
(a)the rights revenue attributed for the rights it manages under the representation agreement;
(b)the amounts paid by the collective management organisation—
(i)for each category of rights managed, and
(ii)for each type of use,
for the rights it manages under the representation agreement;
(c)rights revenue attributed which is outstanding for any period;
(d)deductions made in respect of management fees;
(e)deductions made for a purpose other than in respect of management fees referred to in regulation 14 (deductions and payments);
(f)information on any licences grated or refused with regard to works and other subject matter covered by the representation agreement; and
(g)resolutions adopted by the general assembly of members in so far as those resolutions are relevant to the management of the rights under the representation agreement.
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