The requirement of the Japanese copyright law that software be accessed in the conduct of business limits the effectiveness of a law that would appear to extend a significant protection for copyright holders. It does so by effectively limiting the protection only to software that can be easily shown to have been used without authorization for exclusively business purposes. However, as evidenced by the more recently enacted Article 87 of the Taiwanese copyright law, the addition of an exclusive right to authorize use does not necessitate such a limitation. The Taiwanese Government has implemented an exclusive right to use under their copyright law that is similar to that found in the copyright law of Japan. However, Taiwanese law contains a significant distinction in that Taiwanese law does not require that the software be used exclusively for business