s 191B
In forceConductor to be treated as a performer
Part IXMoral rights of performers and of authors of literary, dramatic, musical or artistic works and cinematograph films
Division 1Preliminary
191B Conductor to be treated as a performer
If a performance of a musical work is conducted by a conductor, then the sounds of the performance are to be treated as having been made by the conductor (as well as by the persons who actually made those sounds).
Note:
As a consequence, the conductor will be able to be treated as being one of the performers. Note, however, the qualified person requirement in the definition of performer in section 189.
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