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FINAL QUESTIONNAIRE ON LIMITATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS prepared by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) SecretariatINTRODUCTION The WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights

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3. - Authors or creators who want to protect their intellectual property rights but allow fair use of their work for educational or research purposes.
4. - Libraries or archives that need exceptions to copyright laws to preserve and make accessible certain works.
5. - Individuals or organizations seeking to use copyrighted materials under specific circumstances such as criticism, comment, news reporting, or teaching.
6. - Patent holders who want to allow others to use their patented inventions for research or development purposes without infringing on their rights.
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What is limitations and exceptions?

Limitations and exceptions are provisions in laws that allow for the use of copyrighted works without the permission of the copyright owner.

Who is required to file limitations and exceptions?

Any individual or organization that wishes to use copyrighted works under limitations and exceptions is required to file for permission.

How to fill out limitations and exceptions?

To fill out limitations and exceptions, individuals or organizations need to provide details about the copyrighted work they wish to use, the purpose of the use, and how it will be used.

What is the purpose of limitations and exceptions?

The purpose of limitations and exceptions is to balance the rights of copyright owners with the public interest in accessing and using copyrighted works.

What information must be reported on limitations and exceptions?

Information such as the title of the copyrighted work, the author or creator, the purpose of the use, and the duration of the use must be reported on limitations and exceptions.