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Förderverein Informationstechnik und Gesellschaft
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Date: 09/01/2001
Location: Brussels, Belgium
Meeting type: Working group meeting Meeting
name: Working Party on Intellectual Property - Patents
Policy area: Internal market, consumer affairs and tourism
Chair: Karin Hökborg
Description of the meeting
The most important matter for this Working Party is the community patent, which means that after one patent application, a patent can be obtained which applies in all Member States. A further question is whether it is possible to apply for a patent for computer software. Coordination of matters concerning biotechnology also lies within the scope of this Working Party.
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Draft provisional agenda for the Working Party on Intellectual Property (Patents), 9 and 10 January 2001
Date: 04/01/2001 Policy area: Internal market, consumer affairs and tourism News item: Working group agendas
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MESSAGE:
Working Party will continue its examination of the proposal (10786/001 PI 49) and in particular:
- relations between the future Regulation and the European Patent Convention;
- the judicial system.
Contact information: DATE: 9 (afternoon) and 10 January 2001
TIME: 15.00 on 9 and 09.30 on 10
VENUE: Council Secretariat JUSTUS LIPSIUS BUILDING Rue de la Loi 175, 1048 BRUSSELS
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Date: 10/01/2001 Location: Brussels, Belgium
Meeting type: Working group meeting Meeting name: Working Party on Intellectual Property - Patents Policy area: Internal market, consumer affairs and tourism Chair: Karin Hökborg
Description of the meeting
The most important matter for this Working Party is the community patent, which means that after one patent application, a patent can be obtained which applies in all Member States. A further question is whether it is possible to apply for a patent for computer software. Coordination of matters concerning biotechnology also lies within the scope of this Working Party.
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