“The legal protection of technological measures applies without
prejudice to public policy, as reflected in Article 5, or public security. Member States should promote
voluntary measures taken by right holders, including the conclusion and implementation of agreements
between right holders and other parties concerned, to accommodate achieving the objectives of certain
exceptions or limitations provided for in national law in accordance with this Directive. In the absence of
such voluntary measures or agreements within a reasonable period of time, Member States should take
appropriate measures to ensure that right holders provide beneficiaries of such exceptions or limitations
with appropriate means of benefiting from them, by modifying an implemented technological measure or
by other means. However, in order to prevent abuse of such measures taken by right holders, including
within the framework of agreements, or taken by a Member State, any technological measures applied in
implementation of such measures should enjoy legal protection.”