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Harmonized application form for Plant Variety Rights – WHY? • All UPOV countries use different forms • Very large degree of overlap in requested information • Translation of questions is often cumbersome. • Among breeders there is a strong wish for harmonization • Harmonization will lead to more applications
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Harmonized application form for Plant Variety Rights – WHY?

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Page 1: Harmonized application form for Plant Variety Rights – WHY?

Harmonized application form

for Plant Variety Rights – WHY?

• All UPOV countries use different forms

• Very large degree of overlap in requested information

• Translation of questions is often cumbersome.

• Among breeders there is a strong wish for harmonization

• Harmonization will lead to more applications

Page 2: Harmonized application form for Plant Variety Rights – WHY?

Harmonized application form

for Plant Variety Rights

• Supported by ISF, CIOPORA & ESA

=>Large majority of PVP applicants

• Presented to UPOV TC in April 2007

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UPOV Model form was used, unchanged.

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Two scroll down bars for all UPOV states and all UPOV languages

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Scroll down bar for all UPOV states

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Address of designated PVP office appears

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Scroll down bar for languages of UPOV member states

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All questions change to desired language

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Complete answers in desired language

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Switch to language in designation country

Question language changes, answers not

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Translate language specific answers

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Annex with country specific questions

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Annex with country specific questions

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Country specific questions

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Country specific questions => also in all languages

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Also TQ possible

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Potato was taken as model crop

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TQ questions change language if desired

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Also in TQ room for additional (country specific) questions

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Demonstration of Excell file

(time permitting)

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Advantages

• Forms in native language lower the bar for applicants

• Less time & financial burden

• No more translation mistakes

• Check if all questions are filled out

• Annex gives national freedom

• Opt-in system: countries can indicate if they are willing to accept applications in new format

• Will lead to more applications & greater importance of the UPOV system

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A possible way forward by UPOV

• Change to different format e.g. Adobe

• Possible revision of UPOV Model Form

• Keep no. of questions in Annex as low as possible

• Add option for national listing, possibly in Annex

• Countries provide necessary translations to UPOV.

• UPOV adds translations into file, countries remain responsible

• Make form available on UPOV website with updated list of countries who accept the new forms

• Electronic filing / Payment on-line

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Proposal

• Form an expert working group

• Meet before the end of 2007

• Come with proposal for April 2008 meetings of UPOV

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Features that the new package should have

• Electronic filing

• On line payment

• Filling a (national) database

• Compatible with UPOV-Rom requirements

• Open to all languages

• Partial save & forward option

• Easy bridges to other software

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Guus Heselmans

C. Meijer B.V.

One application form will be beneficial to

UPOV, countries & applicants

Judith Blokland

Plantum NL

Marcel Bruins

ISF

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