You can rent computer programs, sound recordings, or films from schools or some libraries without infringing copyright. This is allowed if the school or library is not renting it to make a profit. The work must have been made available to the public with the copyright owner's permission. You are allowed to rent these works because the school or library is renting them under certain conditions, as outlined in section 50. This means the school or library must follow the rules to rent the work without infringing copyright. The work must have been previously released to the public with the copyright owner's permission.