| Examination of Estimates of Expenditure 2010-11 |
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CONTROLLING OFFICER’S REPLY TO
INITIAL WRITTEN QUESTION
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CEDB(CIT)185
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Question Serial No.
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1678
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Head :
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78 Intellectual Property Department
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Subhead (No. & title) :
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Programme:
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(2) Protection of Intellectual Property
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Controlling Officer:
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Director of Intellectual Property
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Director of Bureau:
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Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development
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Question:
The Government hopes to provide our young people with job opportunities to give play to their creativity through the CreateSmart Initiative (see paragraph 103 of the Budget Speech). In addition to encouraging their creativity, how will the Administration help them enhance their awareness of intellectual property (IP) rights and obtain IP protection under this Programme? Please provide the specific initiatives to be adopted and the amount of resources to be allocated in this respect.
Asked by: Hon. WONG Ting-kwong
Reply:
The Intellectual Property Department has all along spared no effort in enhancing the awareness of intellectual property rights (IPR) among the general public, including young people. An annual budget of about $8 million has been earmarked for publicity and public education programmes.
In the coming year, we will continue our efforts to promote respect for IPR among young people and educate them on how to protect their own IPR through APIs, school talks, interactive drama programmes, exhibitions, online interactive education kits, comic books, as well as a movie clips production competition organised in collaboration with other organisations. The expenditure for these activities, which has been included in the Department’s budget for publicity and public education programmes, amounts to about $1.1 million.
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Signature
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Name in block letters
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Stephen SELBY
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Post Title
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Director of Intellectual Property
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Date
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18.3.2010
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| Examination of Estimates of Expenditure 2010-11 |
Reply Serial No.
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CONTROLLING OFFICER’S REPLY TO
INITIAL WRITTEN QUESTION
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CEDB(CIT)186
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Question Serial No.
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2419
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Head :
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79- Invest Hong Kong
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Subhead (No. & title) :
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Programme :
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Investment Promotion
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Controlling Officer :
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Director-General of Investment Promotion
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Director of Bureau :
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Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development
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Question :
Please provide details of the consultations on policy making and assessment under all programmes in the following format. Using the table below, please provide information on the consultations for which funds had been allocated in 2009-10:
Name/subject of consultation
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Revised estimate ($)
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Progress of consultation (under planning/in progress/completed)
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Mode of consultation (e.g. by means of written submissions, consultation sessions, focus groups), number of consultation exercises, name of organizations and number of people consulted /to be consulted
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The Administration’s follow-up actions on the consultation results and the progress made (if applicable)
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For consultations already completed, were the results publicised? If so, what were the channels? If not, why not?
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Asked by : Hon. EU Yuet-mee, Audrey
Reply :
Invest Hong Kong did not conduct any consultation on policy making and assessment in 2009-10.
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Signature
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Name in block letters
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SIMON GALPIN
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Post Title
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Director-General of Investment Promotion
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Date
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16.3.2010
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