Repeal of section 52 CDPA and related amendments: Call for views
Detail of outcome
These were from individuals and organisations representing consumers, replica manufacturers, creators and rights holders. The final post-implementation review is now published on legislation.gov.uk with the original statutory instruments.
Detail of feedback received
There were 62 responses to the consultation.
The government would like to thank everyone who responded.
Original consultation
Consultation description
The government is holding a call for views as part of a post-implementation review (PIR) of the legislation. A PIR reviews the impact of the legislation within 5 years of coming into force.
The legislation affected the term of copyright protection for artistic works and removed compulsory licensing for works where copyright was revived. The main affected groups are artists and designers; publishers; educational institutions and museums; and manufacturers and retailers of replicas. The affected works are most likely furniture, lighting, jewellery and ceramics and other works of artistic craftsmanship.
We ask for your views on whether the legislation has achieved its original objectives. We would like evidence-based responses where possible.
This call for views will run for 10 weeks. It is open from 22 June 2021 and will close on 31 August 2021.
Documents
Last updated 7 January 2022 + show all updates
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Updated following conclusion of the consultation.
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First published.