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Copyright Office Issues Interim Rule on Secure Tests Affected by COVID-19 NewsNet 1006 June 01, 2023 The Copyright Office has published an interim rule that continues its existing interim rule addressing eligibility for its special registration procedure for "secure tests." During the COVID-19 emergency, certain tests normally administered at specified centers were temporarily being administered remotely. The Office's May 2020 interim rule provided that such tests remain eligible for registration as secure tests, provided the administrator employed security measures that are at least equivalent to in-person proctoring. This previous interim rule expired when the national emergency ended. However, the Office has decided to continue that rule while it determines whether, and in what circumstances, it should allow remote testing to be eligible for secure test examination. The Office is requesting public comment regarding the future eligibility of remote testing. Additional information can be found here. The Copyright Office Public Information Office is available for questions through our website at copyright.gov/help/ or at (202) 707-3000 or 1-877-476-0778 (toll free).

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