21. � Reproduction, broadcasting and other communication to the public for informatory
purposes
The following acts shall be permitted in respect of a work without the authorisation of the
author or other owner of copyright, subject to the obligation to indicate the source and the name
of the author, as far as practicable, where —
(a) the reproduction in a newspaper or periodical, the broadcasting or other
communication to the public, of an article published in a newspaper or periodical on
current economic, political or religious topics or a broadcast work of the same
character except that this permission shall not apply where the right to authorise
reproduction, broadcasting or other communication to the public is expressly
reserved on the copies by the author or other owner of copyright, or in connection
with broadcasting or other communication to the public of the work;
(b) for the purpose of reporting current events, the reproduction and the broadcasting
or other communication to the public of short excerpts of a work seen or heard in
the course of such events, to the extent justified by the purpose;
(c) the reproduction in a newspaper or periodical, the broadcasting or other
communication to the public of a lecture, address, sermon or other work of a similar
nature delivered in public, to the extent justified by the purpose of providing current
information.
22. � Reproduction, adaptation of computer programmes and decompilation
(1)
The reproduction, in a single copy, or the adaptation of a computer programme by
the lawful owner of a copy of that computer programme shall be permitted without the
authorisation of the author, or other owner of copyright where the copy or adaptation is
necessary for —
(a) use of the computer programme with a computer for the purpose and extent
for which the computer programme has been obtained;