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The Productivity Commission to investigate Australia’s intellectual property arrangements

Chris Baxter
Chris Baxter, Managing Director at Baxter IP, comments on the Productivity Commission Enquiry, which will be the first economic evaluation of Australia’s IP arrangements in decades. Chris Baxter maintains the current system is working well particularly as a result of the Raising the Bar Bill, but the falling number of patent applications by Australian residents is of concern.
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Chris Baxter
Managing Director, Patent & Trade Mark Attorney
Chris Baxter is a Sydney patent and trade mark attorney specialising in software patents, computer patents, medical device patents and engineering patents.