7 L.1. 1962 cornUGHT REGULATIONS. 20/0 9. (1) Where a manufacturer of a copyright work that requires a security device is not using an alternative security device chosen by that manufacturer, the manufacturer shall send the work to the Internal Revenue Service to have a security device affixed to the work by the Copy­ right Monitoring Team or a representative of the Copyright monitoring team. (2) Where it is considered impracticable for the work to be sent to the Internal Revenue Service, a member or representative of the Copy­ right monitoring team may supervis'e the fixation of the security device for the applicant at the place of manufacture or production of the audiovisual work or at the point of entry in the case of an imported work. Where to affix security device 10. A member or representative of the Copyright monitoring team shall affix the security device where applicable (a) on the inlay card, in the case of a sound recording or an audiovisual work manufactured or produced in the country, or (b) in the case of an imported sound recording or audiovisual work, before the sound recording or audiovisual work is released into the channels of commerce. Records to be kept by person given approval 11. A person who receives approval from the Ministel a.ffix a security device shall keep records in the manner determined by the Minister. Enforcement of use of security device 12. (l) The monitoring team established under section 50 of the Act is responsible for the enforcement of the use of a security device. (2) The monitoring team shall in furtherance of sub-regulation (1), ensure that a person required to affix a security device to a work affixes the security device. (3) In the performance of the functions of the Copyright Monitor­ ing Team under subregulation (2), members of the monitoring team may enter premises where the members of the team suspect that com­ mercial transactions in pirated works or works which are not protected or do not have security device affixed to them are taking place, about to take place or likely to take place and may search and seize any work to which the transaction relates. (4) A person whose premises are entered by members of the team