In order to better display the function of the patent system, the third amendment to the Patent Law was officially launched by the China State Intellectual Property Office in the first half of 2005.

According to the notice, the Anti-monopoly Law is closely related to the protection of the IPR as well as to checking the abuse of the IPR. Moreover, the Anti-monopoly Law, like the Anti-unfair Competition Law, is catalogued into the competition laws. The Provisions on the Cause of Action for Civil Cases, which took effect on April this year, catalogues the monopolistic disputes and various disputes arising from unfair competition into the intellectual property disputes. By virtue of the said Provisions, the IP tribunals of the People’s Courts of all levels will hear the anti-monopoly cases related to the abuse of the IPR and various others civil cases.

The notice also requires that the courts shall accept and hear lawsuits brought by any party as long as they meet the conditions set forth by the Civil Procedure Law and the Anti-monopoly Law.

As stated by Fu, the administrative enforcement of trademark infringement has been strengthened during recent years, and accordingly, trademarks can be protected more effectively. More specifically, all local AICs have made great progress on the transfer of the trademark infringement cases and have cut off channels that deal with the transfer of counterfeit goods thereby substantially limiting infringing activities. Additionally, China has established a cooperative administration network to enforce trademark protection. This has resulted in a reduction in trademark infringement and has helped to maintain order in the market.

Since 2007 the SAIC has taken a series of measure to expedite the examination of trademark application registration. This process includes adding offices for examination, checking and evaluating the performance of the trademark examiners and adding 300 assistants for trademark examination. In addition to these changes, the CTMO signed an agreement of responsibility with the SAIC to make sure that the backlog of cases will be solved in three years.

Since 1990, China has promulgated and implemented “the Copyright Law”, “Regulations for the Implementation of the Copyright Law”, “Regulations for Computer Software Protection", "Regulations for Copyright Collective Management", and "Regulations for protection of Information Network Dissemination Right”. Also, China has successively joined the “Universal Copyright Convention”, “Berne Convention”, “Phonograms Convention”, “Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights”, “WIPO Copyright Treaty” and “WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty”. As such, a relatively complete Copyright Legal System has been established in China.

The significant characteristics and the basic advantage of China’s Copyright Protection System is the dual system of China’s parallel administrative and judicial enforcement. Practices prove that the dual system meets the requirements of China's current situation and copyright protection.

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