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29.—(1) A deposit library may copy relevant material if the copy is made in any of the circumstances falling within paragraph (2).
(2) The circumstances are that the copy is made (whether from the relevant material itself or from a copy made by the deposit library by virtue of this regulation) in order—
(a)to preserve or replace the relevant material by placing the copy in the permanent collection in addition to or in place of the relevant material;
(b)to replace the relevant material in the permanent collection of another deposit library if that relevant material has been lost, destroyed or damaged.
(3) A copy may be made by virtue of this regulation in a different medium or format from the relevant material if the deposit library considers the change is necessary or expedient for the purpose for which the copy is made.
(4) Paragraph (1) does not apply if database right subsists in the relevant material.
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