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19.—(1) Subject to regulation 24 (transparency of multi-territorial repertoire information)—
(a)a collective management organisation must make the information specified in paragraph (2) or, where it applies, paragraph (4) available by electronic means and without undue delay, in response to a duly justified request, to—
(i)a collective management organisation on whose behalf it manages rights under a representation agreement;
(ii)a right holder; or
(iii)a user;
and
(b)an independent management entity must make the information specified in paragraph (2) or, where it applies, paragraph (4) available by electronic means and without undue delay, in response to a duly justified request, to—
(i)a right holder; or
(ii)a user.
(2) The information specified in this paragraph is—
(a)the works or other subject matter the collective management organisation or the independent management entity represents;
(b)the rights the collective management organisation or the independent management entity manages directly or the collective management organisation manages under representation agreements; and
(c)the territories covered.
(3) Paragraph (4) applies where, due to the scope of the activity of the collective management organisation or the independent management entity, the work or other subject matter which it represents cannot be determined.
(4) The information specified in this paragraph is—
(a)the types of works of other subject matter the collective management organisation or the independent management entity represents;
(b)the rights the collective management organisation or the independent management entity manages; and
(c)the territories covered.
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