Announcement by Society ARTISJUS Hungarian Bureau for the Protection of Authors Rights (Cable 18)

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Announcement by Society ARTISJUS Hungarian Bureau for the Protection of Authors Rights (Cable 18) on the remunerations payable by organisations simultaneously retransmitting radio and television programmes without any changes and in an unabridged form, and organisations involved in the communicating to the public, after encryption or re-encryption, of radio and television programmes from an encrypted source ( cable operators ) and on other terms of licensing the use In accordance with the provisions of Sections 16(1), 26(3)-(4), 27 and 28(2)-(3) of Act LXXVI of 1999 on Copyright (hereinafter referred to as: Copyright Act) and Sections 146(1) and 59(1) of Act XCIII of 2016 on the Collective Management of Copyrights and Rights Related to Copyrights (hereinafter referred to as: Collective Management Act) for the benefit of the authors and, regarding the right specified in the second sentence of Section 77(2) of the Copyright Act, for the benefit of performers and sound recording producers in agreement with the FILMJUS Hungarian Society for the Protection of Audio-Visual Authors and Producers Rights (FILMJUS Filmszerzők és Előállítók Szerzői Jogvédő Egyesülete), HUNGART Collecting Society of Hungarian Visual Artists (HUNGART Vizuális Művészek Közös Jogkezelő Társasága Egyesület), the Hungarian Record Industry Association (Magyar Hangfelvételkiadók Szövetsége Közös Jogkezelő Egyesület) and the Bureau for the Protection of Performers' Rights (Előadóművészi Jogvédő Iroda Egyesület), ARTISJUS hereby determines the remunerations for copyright and neighbouring rights (hereinafter: remunerations) and the terms of licence for works, performances and sound recordings broadcast in the programme of a broadcasting organisation or communicated to the public in accordance with Section 28 (2) and (3) of the Copyright Act by cable or otherwise, especially by satellite or an IP platform, or broadcast simultaneously, in an unchanged and unabridged form, through another organisation acting as an intermediary (secondary communication to the public); and for the benefit of authors, composers and lyricists excluding the use of literary works for stage, musical dramas or their scenes or sections, technical works and longer works of literature not written for stage (e.g. novels) the remunerations payable for and the terms of licensing communication to the public of already published works in radio and television programmes received by the party communicating them to the public in an encrypted form, after encrypting or (re-)encrypting, in any way including cable, satellite or an IP platform as follows: Chapter I Remunerations payable by organisations carrying out the unabridged and unchanged simultaneous rebroadcast or communication to the public of broadcast radio and television programmes 1. Remunerations payable for retransmission in accordance with Section 28(2) of the Copyright Act of radio and television programmes that may be directly received by the audience. With respect to works in the programmes of radio or television broadcasting organisations, as well as organisations which primarily broadcast their own programmes by way of cable or otherwise, in an unchanged and unabridged form, by way of cable or otherwise, including in particular by way of satellite or an IP platform, to organisations other than (radio or television broadcasting) organisations retransmitting to the original primary public (e.g. cable operators), regardless of their organisational forms, the following amounts shall be paid for radio and television programmes retransmitted to the individual connected households (subscribers): a) up to 500 households connected: HUF 1.66/month/household connected HUF 0.65/month/household connected

b) in case of more than 500 households connected: HUF 4.08/month/household connected HUF 1.66/month/household connected but, in case of both point a) and b) above, at least HUF 9.03/month per household connected shall be paid as remuneration. c) If, the number of households connected cannot be determined due to the fact that the simultaneous retransmission of the programmes in an unchanged and unabridged form takes place not by way of cable but some other way or mode, or due to some other reason (e.g. due to the fact that the retransmission has no subscribers), or if the members of the public pay a fee that is not adjusted to the number of programmes retransmitted (the programme package), then the remuneration to be paid shall be determined on the basis of the number of households that can be reached by the retransmission as a service, and other data relating to the use of the retransmission service (e.g. the data pertaining to access to the programmes, the income from the subscribers fees), as the lower of the remunerations in Section 1 a) and 1 b), determined for the respective period. d) If an organisation other than the original radio or television broadcasting organisation performing the primary broadcasting to the public retransmits programmes in an unchanged and unabridged form, by way of cable or otherwise, including in particular by way of satellite or an IP platform, provides, either by itself or via a contributor, a complex digital audiovisual media service [e.g. video service or a service enabling time-shifted perception of programmes, provided for the connected household (subscriber) on the basis of or nearly on the basis of the demands from an offering], in the course of which it also engages in use that is subject to a different tariff announcement, the remuneration payable for licensing of the component of the complex service qualifying as retransmission of programmes in an unchanged and unabridged form, by way of cable or otherwise, including in particular by way of satellite or an IP platform and for the settlement of remuneration claims is the remuneration set out in Section 1 a) or b). e) For uses realised in the framework of complex digital audiovisual media service that are subject to different tariff announcements, a separate license in accordance with the applicable tariff announcement shall be applied for, and a separate remuneration shall be paid for such license. f) The organisation retransmitting programmes in an unchanged and unabridged form other than the original radio or television broadcasting organisation performing the primary broadcasting to the public must pay the remuneration set out in Section 1 a) or b) for the licensing of retransmission and the fulfilment of remuneration claims even if it performs the retransmission in accordance with this Section 1 on an open IP platform by using the services of an intermediary service provider as defined in Act CVIII of 2001 on Certain Matters Relating to Electronic Commerce Activities and Services Related to Information Society. 2. The remunerations to be paid by cable operators for the transmission of radio or television programmes received by the party communicating them to the public in an encrypted form, after encrypting or re-encrypting, in any way, including cable, satellite or an IP platform, in accordance with Section 26 (3) and (4) of the Copyright Act. In consideration for works in the programmes of radio or television broadcasting organisations, as well as organisations which primarily broadcast or communicate to the public their own programmes encrypted, by way of cable or otherwise, after decoding or recoding, using any means, including in particular cable, satellite or an IP platform, to organisations other than (radio or television broadcasting) organisations retransmitting to the original public (e.g. cable operators), regardless of their organisational forms, for the individual connected households, literary and musical works already published, used in radio and television programmes a) up to 500 households connected: HUF 0.73/month/household connected HUF 0.30/month/household connected b) in case of more than 500 households connected: HUF 1.82/month/household connected HUF 0.73/month/household connected but, in case of both points a) and b) above, at least HUF 4.09/month per household connected shall be paid as remuneration.

c) In consideration for works in the programmes of radio or television broadcasting organisations, as well as organisations which primarily broadcast or communicate to the public their own programmes encrypted, by way of cable or otherwise, after decoding or recoding, using any means including in particular cable, satellite or an IP platform, to an organisation other than (radio or television broadcasting) organisations, itself or by way of a participating organisation, a complex digital audiovisual media service [e.g. video service or a service enabling time-shifted perception of programmes, provided for the connected household (subscriber) on the basis of or nearly on the basis of the demands from an offering compiled by the radio or television broadcasting organisation or its participating organisation, in the course of which it also engages in use that is subject to a different tariff announcement, then the licensing of such use realised by way of the partial service within the complex service, as defined in the introductory part of this Section 2, shall take place and the remunerations to be paid shall be as determined in accordance with points a) and b). d) For uses realised in the framework of complex digital audiovisual media service that are subject to different tariff announcements, a separate license in accordance with the applicable tariff announcement shall be applied for, and a separate remuneration shall be paid for such license. Chapter II General terms and conditions of the Tariff Announcement 1. Based on Section 26 of the Copyright Act, in this Tariff Announcement, radio or television broadcasting organisations shall mean organisations which transmit their own programmes to the public by means of terrestrial or satellite broadcasting, by cable or in any other manner. 2. On the basis of this Tariff Announcement, the granting of the license for use is subject to the payment of the remuneration. The user obtains the license once it pays the remuneration. For the remuneration or an instalment paid prior to the start of use, the user will be granted a license for use proportionate to the remuneration already paid (instalment). 3. Data supply for the calculation of remunerations ( accounting ), due date, default interest, limitation 3.1. Unless a contract concluded with the user or the organisation representing the interests of users containing a flat-rate or discounted remuneration provides otherwise, the accounts necessary for the calculation of the remuneration (instalment) must be submitted together with the data reporting specified in Section 4 every calendar quarter, by the 15th day of the first month after the quarter concerned by the accounts and the data reporting, and the remuneration is due by the last day of the first month after the quarter concerned by the accounts and the data reporting (due date). ARTISJUS pays the remuneration based on the accounting and data reporting for the quarter of use performed by the user, in accordance with this Tariff Announcement and the provisions of the license agreement. If the user fails to perform the accounting within the deadline, ARTISJUS may determine the remuneration to be paid based on the data available to it. 3.2. If the user falls into delay with the remuneration payment, the statutory default interest set out in the Hungarian Civil Code is calculated from the day after the due date of the remuneration set out in Section 3.1. If the user concluded a license agreement with ARTISJUS and the user falls into delay with the remuneration payment, the service provider must also pay a flat-rate reimbursement for debt collection costs. 3.3. Remuneration claims expire after the lapse of five years from their due date. In relation to any obligation set out in this Tariff Announcement, the limitation period is interrupted by a notice sent to the user regarding the remuneration, a notice instructing the user to pay the remuneration or a notice instructing the user to supply any data required for calculating the remuneration, as well as any notice sent by the payer of the remuneration to ARTISJUS. The limitation period is suspended until ARTISJUS becomes aware of the use. 4. Data supply for the distribution of remunerations 4.1. The organisations mentioned in Sections 1 and 2 of Chapter I shall provide data about the programme sequences actually retransmitted [Section 59(1) of the Collective Management Act]. 4.2. Unless the parties agree on a shorter deadline, data shall be reported quarterly, by the 15th day of the month following the end of the quarter. 4.3. The data reporting takes place via the form designated for this purpose by ARTISJUS or another format set out in the contract concluded between the parties (but in any case by electronic means). In the data report, the user

must indicate the designation of the television and radio programmes rebroadcast or broadcast to the public by it, the calendar period of the broadcasting and the number of connected households reached by the television and radio programmes in this period. In the data report, the user must provide the data specified in the previous sentence for each television and radio programme, in the broadcasting to the public or rebroadcasting of which it was involved in any manner. 4.4. If the user is late in complying with the data reporting obligation, the user shall pay a late payment penalty for the period of this delay. The daily rate of the penalty for the delay is 0.5% of the remuneration payable by the user for the given quarter, but at least HUF 500 for one day. The penalty shall not exceed 30% of the remuneration payable by the user. 4.5. If the user fails to perform the data reporting obligation which serves as a basis for the distribution of remunerations, or if performance of this obligation is defective, the user shall pay a penalty for defective performance, the amount of which shall be the same as the amount of the late payment penalty determined in Section 4.4 above. 5. ARTISJUS may check the data communicated for the purposes of remuneration calculation, as well as the manner and extent of the use of works. If, in the course of an audit under this section, ARTISJUS ascertains that a calculation was incorrect and that the difference between the reported information and the information verified by the audit of ARTISJUS and used for the calculation of remunerations is greater than 5% in favour of the service provider, the service provider shall pay a penalty for defective performance. The amount of this penalty shall be 20% of the difference of the remuneration payable by the user. 6. In the first calendar year of their operation, the remunerations of the organisations determined in this Tariff Announcement which are commencing their activities can only be reduced by the amount of their budgetary subsidies for investment purposes (and not those intended to cover their continuous operating costs) and other investment costs and/or acquisition costs of tangible assets certified by appropriate accounting documents. The reduction shall not exceed 50% of the remuneration payable. No other remuneration rebate can be granted together with this one. 7. Instead of the itemised remunerations or remunerations expressed in percentage as determined in the relevant provisions of the Tariff Announcement, ARTISJUS may conclude a license agreement containing a flat-rate or discounted remuneration with users or with the national organisations adequately representing a substantial part of the affected users, acting on behalf of the users. Flat-rate license agreements or license agreements with a discounted remuneration may only be concluded if a) the affected user does not have any remuneration debt and has fulfilled its data reporting obligation regarding the use (Section 4) in accordance with Section 59(1) of the Collective Management Act; b) it is possible and justifiable to conclude a license agreement as per this Section given the circumstances of use, a significant difference from the typical composition of the works as regulated by the current Tariff Announcement, or the significant extent of the use and as a result of the remuneration to be paid by the user, or a commitment by the user to perform data reporting in a uniform format and with uniform content in order for facilitating the easier processing of data with regard to the data reporting required for calculation of the remuneration (Section 3) or distribution of the remuneration (Section 4), or the voluntary membership of a significant part of the users in the same organisation representing the users rights, and the authorisation in compliance with the law and the statutes of such organisation to conclude a licensing agreement. When concluding the agreements under this Section, no discrimination between the users concerned may occur in violation of the requirement of equal treatment; i.e., the same discount must be offered if the circumstances are the same. A license agreement may only be concluded with national interest representation organisations in accordance with this Section if the organisation provides appropriate guarantees for the remuneration payment obligations of its members (i.e. the users concerned) and/or if the organisation collects the data required for the calculation (Section 3) and distribution (Section 4) of the remuneration payable by the users concerned, and forwards such data to ARTISJUS, makes the verification of the manner and extent of the use of the works possible in a method beyond the verifications provided for in Chapter II, Section 5 and/or if the organisation assumes the remuneration payment obligation in whole or in part. 8. If uses are not identified in this Tariff Announcement or if the amount of remuneration cannot be calculated on the basis of the provisions of this Tariff Announcement applicable to the specific categories of use because of the business model which the user applies towards members of the public, the remuneration shall be set by ARTISJUS on a case-by-case basis in accordance with the principles and proportions of the published remuneration rates.

9. When setting the remunerations, due consideration has been given to the fact that in the course of the uses specified in the present Tariff Announcement, both protected and non-protected works have been used. 10. ARTISJUS may provide for correspondence with the user by electronic means. In this case, electronic correspondence between ARTISJUS and the user will be governed by a separate agreement. 11. The remuneration rates specified in this Tariff Announcement do not include VAT. Remunerations must be paid inclusive of VAT at the effective rate. Chapter III Effective period of the Tariff Announcement This Tariff Announcement shall be in force from 1 January 2018 to 31 December 2018. Society ARTISJUS Hungarian Bureau for the Protection of Author s Rights (ARTISJUS Magyar Szerzői Jogvédő Iroda Egyesület) I hereby approve of the tariff schedule in accordance with Section 145(2) of the Collective Management Act. Budapest, December 2017 ***. Minister of Justice