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The government draft proposes extending qualifying non-exclusive collective licences to non-mandating rightsholders with an ongoing right to object. Article 5 gives societies up to ten working days after an objection to end the relevant effect and notify users; Article 7 separately gives users up to ten working days after society notification to exclude works. Article 6 requires publicity but not individual notification. The two deadlines have different triggers.
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Read all ten pages, especially Articles 1–7 on pp6–10. Text retains 2024 date placeholders; exact publication date unknown. This is a draft, not enacted law. Preamble arguments reflect the government proposal. Cross-reference the coalition submission without asserting an enacted unlearning duty. Read in memory using curl and pypdf; no local full-text copy. AI-assisted bilingual summaries pending review.
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Ministerio de Cultura · ES · Date unknown
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “Draft royal decree on extended collective licensing for general-purpose AI models.” doc-0572. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.