7 CHAPTER II Proprietary rights Article 30 – The exploitation right belonging to the author includes the right of exploitation in intangible form and the right of exploitation in tangible form, in particular the right of performance and the rights of reproduction, distribution and exhibition to the public. Article 31 – Performance consists in particular of the communication of the work to the public using any procedure, public performance, radio broadcasting and rebroadcasting. Article 32 – “Communication to the public” is transmission other than that defined in Article 34, of the image, the sound or a work in such a way that they can be perceived by persons outside of a family and its immediate circle who are in a place or places sufficiently distant from the place in which the transmission originates for the image or sounds not to be perceptible in this place or places without the transmission, it being of little significance in this context whether these persons can perceive the image or the sound in the same place at the same time, or in different places and at different times. Article 33 – “Public performance” is the fact is reciting, acting, dancing, presenting or otherwise interpreting a work, either directly or by means of any mechanism or procedures, or in the case of an audiovisual work, showing its series of images or making public the sounds that accompany them, in one or more places where there are, or may be, persons outside of a family and its immediate circle, it being of little significance in this context whether they are or may be in the same place at the same time, or in different places and at different times, where the presentation or performance may be perceived without there necessarily being communication to the public within the meaning of the preceding within the meaning of the preceding article. Article 34 – A “radio broadcast” is the wireless or cable transmission of a work to the public. “Rebroadcasting” is the redistribution by wireless or cable of a work broadcast by radio. Radio broadcast includes radio broadcasting by satellite which is radio broadcasting by transmitting a work to a satellite, including both ascent and descent phases, while it is not necessarily received by it. Article 35 – “Reproduction” is the making of one or more copies of a work or part of it by any procedure in any tangible form whatsoever, including sound and visual recording. The making of one or more three-dimensional copies of a two-dimensional work and the making of one or more two-dimensional copies of a three-dimensional work, and the inclusion of a work or of part of it in a computer system (either in the internal information storage unit or in an external information storage unit of a computer) also constitute “reproduction”. Article 36.— The “reprographic reproduction” of a work is the making of copies of the work in original facsimiles or copies of the work using means other than painting,