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"Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, unfortunately, in committee, we were unable to adequately exploit the opportunity offered by an ambitious Commission proposal. I am assured by practitioners in the field that access to European cultural assets will not, to this extent, open up access to our cultural heritage following the entry into force of this legislation. In essence, the truth is that, the longer the duration of copyright – and sadly we extended that a little while ago – the bigger the problem. It goes without saying that the same situation applies to orphan works.
A documentary in which the writer of a piece of music played in the background can no longer be traced will ultimately remain barred and not traceable for us, as the devil is in the detail of this legislation. We have built in a great many small obstacles to making works available. With this decision, we have lifted the lid on Europe’s cultural treasure chest just a little bit but, unfortunately, we have not opened the chest itself so that we can all be proud of our cultural inheritance, and across borders, too."@en1
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