Limiting Changes to Intellectual Property Agreements Without Congressional Approval
This bill aims to ensure that the U.S. President cannot unilaterally alter international intellectual property agreements. This means any changes to rules on patents, trademarks, or copyrights will require prior Congressional approval. For citizens, this implies greater oversight of trade policy and the protection of innovations.
Key points
The President cannot modify intellectual property agreements without Congressional authorization.
Any negotiations regarding changes to TRIPS agreements require prior Congressional approval.
The act seeks to increase Congress's role in shaping trade policy related to intellectual property rights.
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