The UK government has added the word “intentionally” into a provision barring the unauthorised copying of registered designs in the Intellectual Property Bill.
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20 January 2014 The UK parliament has heard a second reading of the Intellectual Property Bill in the House of Commons, with the proposed criminalisation of infringing design rights a hot talking point.
30 January 2014 The UK’s Intellectual Property Bill has been discussed in The House of Commons’ committee stage today, with the creation of a dedicated “IP czar” among the suggested changes.