The Copyright Order includes following exceptions to infringement that allow uses of copyright material without permission (subject to certain conditions):(a) Fair dealing – for purposes of research, private study, criticism or review and reporting current events.(b) Education - anything done for the purpose of examination, instruction, performance before an audience of teachers and pupils at an educational establishment, libraries and archives.(c) For the purposes of proceedings of the Legislative Council or of judicial proceedings, a Royal Commission or of a statutory inquiry.(d) As provided under any written law.(e) Reproduction in a single copy, or the adaptation of a computer program, by the lawful owner of a copy of that computer program (back-up). The Copyright Order affords protection in computer programs and preparatory design materials for computer programs as literary works. 