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Hej! The European Commission has launched a public consultation on how future action in patent policy to create an EU-wide system of protection can best take account of stakeholders' needs. While the Community Patent remains a priority, the Commission is also seeking views on what measures could be taken in the near future to improve the patent system in Europe. All interested stakeholders, including industry and individuals, are encouraged to reply. The closing date is 31 March 2006. : The consultation focuses on three major issues: the Community patent; how the current patent system in Europe could be improved; and possible areas for harmonisation. The Commission is also seeking views on what action could be taken while work on the Community patent is continuing, in particular within the framework of the existing European patent system, or by bringing national patent systems more closely in line with each other through either approximation of laws or mutual recognition of national patents. The legal framework for jurisdiction over patent disputes is an area of significant interest in this context. http://europa.eu.int/comm/internal_market/indprop/docs/patent/consult_en.pdf > bringing national patent systems more closely in line with each other Så swpat direktivet er ikke helt dødt, nu vil de blot harmonserer hele patentsystemet, og ikke kun software området. -- Mvh. Carsten Svaneborg http://gauss.ffii.org
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