Advisory Committee on Enforcement

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1 E WIPO/ACE/12/INF/3 PROV. 3 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH DATE: AUGUST 3, 2017 Advisory Committee on Enforcement Twelfth Session Geneva, September 4 to 6, 2017 SUGGESTED TIME SCHEDULE Document prepared by the Secretariat Monday, September 4, Agenda item 1: Opening of the session Agenda item 2: Election of a Chair and two Vice-Chairs Agenda item 3: Adoption of the agenda Agenda item 4: Admission of ad-hoc observers Agenda item 5: Discussion of the work program agreed at the eleventh session of the ACE Work program item A: Exchange of information on national experiences relating to institutional arrangements concerning IP enforcement policies and regimes, including mechanism to resolve IP disputes in a balanced, holistic and effective manner The Environmentally Safe Disposal and Destruction of IP Infringing Goods WIPO/ACE/12/3: The Environmentally Safe Disposal and Destruction of Intellectual Property Infringing Goods Executive Summary Dr. Martin Guard, Independent Environmental Consultant, Geneva

2 page 2 WIPO/ACE/12/4: National Experiences with the Environmentally Safe Disposal of Intellectual Property Infringing Goods Environmentally Safe Disposal of Intellectual Property Infringing Products: The Experience of the Italian Customs Administration Dr. Davide Tanzarella, Senior Customs Officer, Central Direction Anti-fraud and Controls, Customs and Monopolies Agency, Rome Environmentally Safe Disposal and Destruction of Goods Infringing Intellectual Property Rights The Case of Mexico Mr. Miguel Ángel Margáin, Director General, Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI), Mexico City Coordinating Intellectual Property Enforcement at the National and Regional Level WIPO/ACE/12/5: Coordinating Intellectual Property Enforcement at the National and Regional Level Armenia s Experience with Coordinating Intellectual Property Enforcement Ms. Kristine Hambaryan, Head, Department of Copyright and Related Rights, Intellectual Property Agency of the Republic of Armenia (AIPA), Yerevan Coordinating the Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights: A Key Goal in the National Industrial Property Strategy of Chile Ms. Eileen Frodden, Legal Advisor, Department of International Affairs and Public Policies, National Institute of Industrial Property (INAPI), Santiago de Chile The 2016 International Conference on Building Respect for Intellectual Property and Other Activities of the Shanghai Intellectual Property Administration (SIPA) to Build Capacities for Intellectual Property Enforcement SIPA, Shanghai, China The Activities of the National Leading Group on the Fight Against Intellectual Property Rights Infringement and Counterfeiting of China Mr. Wang Shengli, Deputy Director General, National Leading Group on the Fight Against IPR Infringement and Counterfeiting, Beijing Cooperation Among the Administrative Agencies Enforcing Intellectual Property Rights in Japan Legal and Operational Aspects Mr. Kazuo Hoshino, Director, International Cooperation Division, Japan Patent Office (JPO), Tokyo Coordinating Intellectual Property Enforcement An Important Pillar of Namibia s Strategic Plan for Building Respect for Intellectual Property Mr. Tileinge S. Andima, Chief Executive Officer, Business and Intellectual Property Authority (BIPA), Windhoek

3 page 3 Regional Cooperation on Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Mr. Alan Gepty, Deputy Director General, Advocacy, Policy, International Relations and Enforcement, Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL), Taguig City, Philippines Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordination and the Role of the Royal Thai Police Dr. Chavalit Chavalitphongpun, Superintendent (Inquiry), Economic Crime Suppression Division, Central Investigation Bureau, Royal Thai Police, Bangkok Coordinating Copyright Enforcement in Turkey Mr. Dinçer Ateş, Director General, Directorate General for Copyright, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Ankara Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordination in Viet Nam and the Role of the National Office of Intellectual Property Dr. Tran Le Hong, Director, Administrative Affairs Office, National Office of Intellectual Property of Viet Nam (NOIP), Ha Noi Lunch WIPO/ACE/12/5: Coordinating Intellectual Property Enforcement at the National and Regional Level (continued) Inauguration of the Exhibition Specific Awareness-raising Products and Activities and Cocktail Reception Tuesday, September 5, Work program item A: Exchange of information on national experiences relating to institutional arrangements concerning IP enforcement policies and regimes, including mechanism to resolve IP disputes in a balanced, holistic and effective manner (continued) Efficient Court Procedures WIPO/ACE/12/6: Mechanisms to Resolve Intellectual Property Disputes in a Balanced Holistic and Effective Manner Efficient Court Procedures Effective Judicial Procedures for Intellectual Property Disputes in Egypt Dr. Hossam El-Saghir, Professor of Commercial Law and Director, Regional Institute for Intellectual Property, Faculty of Law, Helwan University, Cairo Efficient Court Procedures in Panama in the Field of Intellectual Property Mr. José Eduardo Ayú Prado Canals, President, Supreme Court of Justice, Panama City Efficiency and Effectiveness in the Proceedings Before the Federal Patent Court of Switzerland Dr. Dieter Brändle, President, Federal Patent Court, St. Gallen, Switzerland

4 page 4 IP Enforcement and Private International Law WIPO/ACE/12/7: The Intersection Between Intellectual Property Law and Private International Law Executive Summary Dr. Annabelle Bennett, former Judge, Federal Court of Australia, Sydney, Australia, and Mr. Sam Granata, Judge, Court of Appeal, Antwerp, Belgium, and Benelux Court of Justice, Luxembourg WIPO/ACE/12/8: The Work of the Hague Conference on Private International Law in Relation to the Cross-border Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights Ms. Ning Zhao, Senior Legal Officer, Hague Conference on Private International Law (HCCH), The Hague, Netherlands Institutional Arrangements to Address Online IP Infringements WIPO/ACE/12/9: Study on Approaches to Online Trademark Infringements Dr. Frederick Mostert, Research Fellow, University of Oxford, United Kingdom, and Visiting Professor, King s College, London WIPO/ACE/12/10: Institutional Arrangements Concerning Intellectual Property Enforcement Policies and Regimes to Address Online Infringements The Italian Experiences in the Fight Against Intellectual Property Infringements on the Internet Col. Vincenzo Tuzi, Head, Intellectual Property Protection Special Unit, Guardia di Finanza, Rome Dr. Stefano Vaccari, Central Inspectorate for Quality Protection and Fraud Repression in Agro-food Products Department (ICQRF), Ministry of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies, Rome Institutional Arrangements Put in Place in the Republic of Korea to Address the Proliferation of Counterfeit Goods Online Mr. Lim Junyoung, Assistant Director, Multilateral Affairs Division, Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO), Daejeon, Republic of Korea Challenges in Prosecuting Online Intellectual Property Infringement Cases: The Perspective of the Office of the Attorney General of Thailand Ms. Duangporn Teachakumtorn, Public Prosecutor, Department of Intellectual Property and International Trade Litigation, Office of the Attorney General, Bangkok Website Blocking Injunctions: The UK Experience Mr. Justice Richard Arnold, Patents Court, Chancery Division, High Court of Justice of England and Wales, London Institutional Arrangements to Address Online Intellectual Property Infringements Europol s Experience Mr. Chris Vansteenkiste, Team Leader, Intellectual Property Crime Coordinated Coalition (IPC 3 ), Europol, The Hague, Netherlands Cross-industry Voluntary Measures to Reduce Online Piracy Mr. Stanford McCoy, President and Managing Director Europe, Middle East and Africa, Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), Brussels

5 page Lunch WIPO/ACE/12/10: Institutional Arrangements Concerning Intellectual Property Enforcement Policies and Regimes to Address Online Infringements (continued) Wednesday, September 6, Work program item B: Exchange of information on national experiences on awareness building activities and strategic campaigns as a means for building respect for IP among general public, especially the youth, in accordance with Member States educational or any other priorities Consumer Attitudes and Behavior WIPO/ACE/12/11: European Citizens and Intellectual Property: Perception, Awareness and Behavior Mr. Paul Maier, Director, European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights, European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), Alicante, Spain WIPO/ACE/12/12: WIPO Consumer Survey Toolkit on Respect for Intellectual Property Measuring Attitudes and Assessing the Effectiveness of Communications Campaigns Mr. Mike Clubbe, Independent Consumer Research Consultant and CEO, Actualise Research Services, Twickenham, United Kingdom Specific Awareness-raising Products or Activities of WIPO Member States WIPO/ACE/12/13: Awareness-building Activities and Strategic Campaigns as a Means for Building Respect for IP Educational Campaigns and Competitions for Young People to Build Respect for Intellectual Property in Antigua and Barbuda Ms. Ricki Camacho, Registrar, Antigua and Barbuda Intellectual Property and Commerce Office (ABIPCO), Ministry of Legal Affairs, St. John s Raising Awareness of the Importance of Intellectual Property in Ethiopia Dr. Mandefro Eshete, Director General, Ethiopian Intellectual Property Office (EIPO), Addis Ababa Building Respect for Intellectual Property and Increasing Awareness Among Schoolchildren: An Educational Priority in Georgia Mr. Nikoloz Gogilidze, Chairman, National Intellectual Property Center of Georgia (SAKPATENTI), Mtskheta, Georgia The 2016/2017 School Students Competition on Tourism and Respect for Intellectual Property in Oman Dr. Maya Said Alazri, Educational Expert, Curriculum Development Department, Director of Innovation and Science Olympiad, Ministry of Education, Muscat

6 page 6 Building Respect for Intellectual Property Among the Public The Peruvian Experience Mr. Cristóbal Melgar, Minister Counsellor, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Permanent Mission of Peru to the United Nations Office and other international organizations in Geneva True Hunters: The Game that Teaches Teenagers to Respect Intellectual Property Ms. Giada Marinensi, Ms. Brunella Botte and Ms. Stefania Barca, Researchers, Link Campus University, Rome Lunch Work program item C: Exchange of information on national experiences in respect of WIPO s legislative assistance, with a focus on drafting national laws of enforcement that take into account the flexibilities, the level of development, the difference in legal tradition and the possible abuse of enforcement procedures, bearing in mind the broader societal interest and in accordance with Member States priorities WIPO/ACE/12/14: The Legislative Assistance Provided by WIPO in the Area of the Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights WIPO Secretariat Work program item D: Exchange of success stories on capacity building and support from WIPO for training activities at national and regional levels for Agencies and national officials in line with relevant Development Agenda Recommendations and the ACE mandate Agenda item 6: Recent activities of WIPO in the field of building respect for IP WIPO/ACE/12/2: Recent Activities of WIPO in the Field of Building Respect for Intellectual Property WIPO Secretariat Agenda item 7: Work of the ACE Agenda item 8: Adoption of the Summary by the Chair Agenda item 9: Closing of the session [End of document]