India’s Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (“DIPP”) released in March, earlier this year, a discussion paper on standard essential patents and their availability on fair, reasonable and non discriminatory terms.
Available here – http://dipp.nic.in/english/Discuss_paper/Feedback.aspx
DIPP should also be publishing all of the feedback that it receives on the above link. The deadline was submission of comments was (extended to) 29 April, 2016.
CIS’ comments are here and a summary is here.
We’re also collecting and uploading other submissions to the DIPP on this issue. Some are here.
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