Copyright Act. 2004, 26 (2) The right of rental or lending under subsection (1 )(e) does not apply to rental or lending of a computer programme where the programme itself is not the essential object of the rental or lending. loral rights 1 0. ( 1 ) In addition to the economic rights referred to in section 9, the author of a copyright work has the sole moral right, independent of his or her economic rights ­ (a) to claim authorship of his or her work and in particular to demand that his or her name or pseudonym be indicated prominently on the copies and in connection with any public use of his or her work, as far as practicable; (b) not to have his or her name or pseudonym indicated on the copies and in connection with any public use of his or her work, as far as practicable; (c) to object to and seek relief in connection with any distortion, mutilation or other modification of, or other derogatory action in relation to his or her work which would be prejudicial to his or her honour or reputation; and (d) to alter the work at any time. (2) None of the rights mentioned in subsection ( 1 ) shall be transmissible during the life of the author, but the right to exercise any of the rights shall be transmissible by testamentary diSpOSition or Dy operation or law TOllowlng the death of the author.