L.J. 1962 4 COPYRiGHT REGULATIONS, 2010 complete ph ono grams of the best edition and any printed or perceptible material published with the phonograms; (d) in the case of a group of works by an individual which is a contribution to newspapers or periodicals within a twelve month period, one copy of (i) the entire issue of the newspaper or periodical, or (ii) the entire section of the newspaper or periodical in which the contribution was published. (2) An applicant for registration of copyright or related right in respect of a group of works under subregulation 1 (d) shall in the appli­ cation identify each work seperately by the newspaper or periodical containing the work and the date of first publication. (3) Despite sub-regulation (1), the Copyright Office may permit an applicant for registration to deposit photographs or illustrations of the work for which copyright or related right is to be registered instead of a copy of the actual work, where the Copyright Administrator reasonably believes that the deposit of two copies may impose hardship on the owner .of the copyright or related right. Registration of copyright and issue of certificate 3. (1) On receipt of the application for registration of copyright or related right, the prescribed fee and a deposit of the work, the Copyright Administrator shall within two weeks after the receipt determine whether the work is a subject matter for registration or not and in writing inform the applicant accordingly. (2) Where the Copyright Administrator det~rmines that a deposited work is a subject matter for registration, the Copyright Administrator shall issue a certificate of registration of copyright or related rigllt to the applicant within two weeks after informing the applicant that the work is a subject matter for registration. Effective date for registration of copyright or related right 4. For the purpose of these Regulations, registration of a copyright or related right takes effect on the date of the registration. Security Device Designation or choice and approval of security device 5. (1) The Minister in consultation with the Copyright Monitoring Team shall designate and approve a security device to be affixed to .: sound recordings and audiovisual works.