Trade group AusBiotech revealed today that it has made a submission to IP Australia’s consultation on improvements to the Innovation Patent system and the Advisory Council on Intellectual Property’s (ACIP) recommendation to abolish the system.
AusBiotech said it does not support the ACIP recommendation that the Innovation Patent system be abolished, but would instead support changes that would improve the Innovation Patent system in three key areas: raising the innovation threshold; requiring examination prior to grant; and setting an examination deadline. The submission recommended that:
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