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Please join us for a members-only discussion of recent Chinese policy and legislative changes that impact foreign business in China and an explanation of AmCham China's advocacy on these issues.
AmCham China monitors China's proposed new and amended legislation and regulatory changes that may affect its members. To improve transparency the Chinese government releases policy drafts for comments from the public for up to 30 days before later releasing a final version of the law or regulation. AmCham China has commented on a number of draft policies in recent months. This briefing will feature a description of the new legislation and/or proposed amendments, a summary of AmCham China's position, and Q&A session to provide members a chance to raise questions or provide feedback.
AmCham China monitors China's proposed new and amended legislation and regulatory changes that may affect its members. To improve transparency the Chinese government releases policy drafts for comments from the public for up to 30 days before later releasing a final version of the law or regulation. AmCham China has commented on a number of draft policies in recent months. This briefing will feature a description of the new legislation and/or proposed amendments, a summary of AmCham China's position, and Q&A session to provide members a chance to raise questions or provide feedback.
Legislative changes to be covered include:
1. 3rd Draft of the Copyright Law (State Council Legislative Affairs Office) – He Jing, Anjie
2. Draft Amendments to the Trademark Law (Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of China) – Scott Palmer, Baker & McKenzie
3. Service Invention Regulation (State Intellectual Property Office) – Zhang Yan, IBM
1. 3rd Draft of the Copyright Law (State Council Legislative Affairs Office) – He Jing, Anjie
2. Draft Amendments to the Trademark Law (Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of China) – Scott Palmer, Baker & McKenzie
3. Service Invention Regulation (State Intellectual Property Office) – Zhang Yan, IBM
