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hansard heading	Patents
question text	To ask the Secretary of State for Science%2C Innovation and Technology%2C with reference to the outcome of the Intellectual Property Office%E2%80%99s consultation entitled Standard Essential Patents and Innovation: Executive summary and next steps%2C updated on 5 August 2022%2C what plans he has to consult Parliament on the potential impact of such steps on the %28a%29 wider UK intellectual property economy and %28b%29 ability of small and medium-sized enterprises%E2%80%99 to compete in the global marketplace.

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15/06/2023

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Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

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216

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Science, Innovation and Technology

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Science, Innovation and Technology

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Patents

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25259

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To ask the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, with reference to the outcome of the Intellectual Property Office’s consultation entitled Standard Essential Patents and Innovation: Executive summary and next steps, updated on 5 August 2022, what plans he has to consult Parliament on the potential impact of such steps on the (a) wider UK intellectual property economy and (b) ability of small and medium-sized enterprises’ to compete in the global marketplace.

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Na h-Eileanan an Iar

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Angus Brendan MacNeil

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189766

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22/06/2023

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<p>In December 2021, the Government launched a Call for Views on whether or not the current Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) ecosystem promotes competition and encourages innovation. In its August 2022 Summary of Responses the Government said that there was little consensus on the nature, extent, causes, and impact of problems in the ecosystem. A subsequent questionnaire was launched in March 2023, to better understand the experiences of small and medium enterprises (SMEs), small-cap and mid-cap businesses. A Summary of Responses will be published in Summer 2023. Findings on the SEPs ecosystem will be presented to Ministers in late 2023.</p>

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Sutton and Cheam

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Paul Scully

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22/06/2023 09:52:01

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label	Biography information for Angus Brendan MacNeil