Intellectual Property Act, No. 36 of 2003 21 (e) the sale or offering for sale to the public of the original or copies of the sound recording or substantial part thereof. (2) The rights under subsection (1) of this section shall be protected from the date of publication of the sound recording until the end of the fiftieth calendar year following the year of publication, or if the sound recording has not been published, from the date of fixation of the sound recording until the end of fiftieth calendar year following the year of fixation. 19. (1) where a sound recording published for commercial purposes, or a reproduction of such sound recording, is used directly for broadcasting or other form of communication to the public, or is publicly performed, a single equitable remuneration for the performer or performers and the producer of the sound recording shall be paid by the user. Equitable remuneration for use of sound recordings. (2) Unless otherwise agreed between the performer or the producer, half of the sum received by the producer under subsection (1) shall be paid by the producer to any performer. (3) The right to an equitable remuneration under this section shall subsist from the date of publication of the sound recording until the end of the fiftieth calendar year following the year of publication, or if the sound recording has not been published, from the date of fixation of the sound recording until the end of the fiftieth calendar year following the year of fixation. 20. (1) Subject to the provisions of section 21, a broadcasting organisation shall have the exclusive right to carry out or to authorize any of followings acts :— (a) the re-broadcasting of its broadcast or a substantial part thereof ; (b) the communication to the public of its broadcast or a substantial part thereof ; Rights of broadcasting organisation.