audiovisual work, - The key cartoonist(s) in cases of animations. Article 17: A work created by the author of a literary or musical work for the purpose of audiobroadcasting shall be considered broadcasting work. Each natural person who directly partakes in the intellectual creation of the work shall be considered a contributor to the broadcasting work. Article 18: A work where many authors take part in its creation, by an initiative from and under the supervision of a natural or nominal person who publishes the work in his name, shall be considered a collective work. Contribution to the collective work shall not grant distinctive rights to each of the participants in the entire accomplished work. The rights of the collective work shall be vested with the natural or nominal person, who initiates, completes and publishes the work it in his name, unless otherwise provided for. Article 19: If a work is created under a contract or a business involvement, the user shall assume the ownership of the copyrights to utilize the work for the purpose for which it has been created, unless otherwise provided for. Article 20: If a work is created under a contracting agreement, the person who has requested its execution shall assume the ownership of the copyrights within the purpose for which it has been created, unless otherwise provided for. PART II PRTOECTED RIGHTS Article 21: The author shall enjoy moral and material rights for the work he has created. Moral rights shall not be disposable, prescriptive or assignable. Material rights shall be practiced by the author himself, his representative or any other owner of the rights within the context of this Order. Chapter 1 Moral rights & Their Practice Article 22: The author shall have the right to disclose the work published in his own name or under pseudonym, and he may transfer this right to others. Disclosure of the work following the death of its author shall be the discretion of his heirs, unless there is a special will otherwise. The Judicial authority selected by the initiator shall decide upon the work disclosure in case a dispute occurs among the heirs. The Minister of Culture or his representative shall, upon a request from others, notify the judicial authority to decide upon the work disclosure in case the heirs refuse to make the disclosure if the work is important for the national group.