The following exceptions are mentionned in the law:- Free reproduction and translation of works for purposes of personal use under conditions listed in the law- Temporary or casual reproduction of the work which occurs as an integral and essential part of a technical process without commercial purpose - Free use of works for scientific, educational, informational and judicial purposes, under conditions listed in the law- Free use of works by public archives, museums or libraries, under conditions listed in the law- Free use of reproductions of works located in places open to public, under conditions listed in the law- Free use of reproductions of works of architecture located in places open to public in real estate advertisements- Free public performance of works in the direct teaching process in educational institution- Use of ephemeral recordings of works by broadcasters- Free use of computer programs and Free use of database in limited cases listed in the law- Private use of audiovisual works and sound recordings of worksThe Copyright Act is implementing Directive 2001/29/EC of 22 May 2001 on the harmonisation of certain aspects of copyright and related rights in the information society, article 5