(2) The rights under this section shall be protected from the moment the broadcasting takes place until the end of the twentieth calendar year following the year in which the broadcast takes place. (3) Programme-carrying signals, transmitted by satellite, which are not intended for direct reception by the public, but for simultaneous or subsequent broadcasting or cable distribution by an authorised receiving organisation, may not be broadcast or communicated to the public without the authorisation of the broadcasting organisation that decided what programme the emitted signal would carry. 30. � Rights of performer (1) Every performer shall have the exclusive right to carry out or to authorise — (a) ­ the broadcasting or other communication to the public of his performance, except where the broadcasting or the other communication — (i) ­ is made from a fixation of the performance which the performer has authorised to be made; or (ii) ­ is a rebroadcasting made or authorised by the organisation initially broadcasting the performance; (b) ­ the fixation of his unfixed performance; (c) ­ the direct or indirect reproduction of a fixation of his performance, in any manner or form; (d) ­ the distribution of a fixation of his performance, or of fixed copies thereof, to the public; (e) ­ the rental to the public of a fixation of his performance, or their fixed copies; or (f) ­ the making available to the public of his fixed performance, by wire or wireless