17 L.I. 1962 COPYRIGHT REGULATION5,', 20]() percent of the amount recovered to the Copyright Office. Powers of the Tribunal 39. (1) The Copyright Tribunal'may hear disputes (a) over the terms of a licensing scheme that a licensing body proposes to operate, (b) on the terms of an existing S'Eheme whether or not the operator of the scheme is a licensing body, or (e) related to the refusal by an operator of a licensing scheme to grant a licence to an applicant who claims to be covered by the scheme. (2) The Tribunal shall exercis"e the powers of a District Court for the purpose of attendance of a person before the Tribunal. (3) The Tribunal may in furtherance of sub-regulation (1), confIrm or vary (a) the terms of (i) a licensing scheme, (ii) a licence, and (b) the refusal of a licence by a licensing body. Disputes related to licensing schemes 40. (1) For the purpose of these Regulations, the Tribunal shall exer­ cise jurisdiction over licensing schemes (a) in relation to (i) literary works, (ii) dramatic works, (iii) artistic works, (iv) musical works, (v) audiovisual works, and (vi) sound track accompanying a ftlm, and (b) operated by licensing bodies related to licenses for the right to (i) copy the works specified in sub-paragraph (i) - (v) of paragraph (a), (ii) perform, play or show the works in public, or (iii) broadcast or include the works in a cable programme seIVlce. (2) The Tribunal shall exercise jurisdiction over licensing schemes in the case of recordings other than sound-tracks accompanying a (i) film, (ii) broadcast,