Once a decision to prosecute has been made, a choice as to which charges should be laid should reflect the criminality of the defendant’s conduct. In making a decision as to which charges should be laid, MBIE will have regard to any advice of the relevant Crown Solicitor.
Disclosure and Appeals
MBIE will adhere to the Ministry Guidelines in respect of disclosure under the Criminal Disclosure Act, and in respect of the process for appeals.
Working with other Enforcement Agencies
The NZ Customs Service and Police also have a role in enforcing intellectual property laws. Some of the information that may be obtained during IPR investigations may also be of interest to other enforcement or regulatory agencies that deal with matters such as product safety (consumer products, pharmaceuticals, food), organised crime, and money laundering.
MBIE will share information with such agencies (within the limits of the law) and will refer any complaints that it considers would be more appropriately dealt with by another agency.
Once a decision to prosecute has been made, a choice as to which charges should be laid should reflect the criminality of the defendant’s conduct. In making a decision as to which charges should be laid, MBIE will have regard to any advice of the relevant Crown Solicitor.
Disclosure and Appeals
MBIE will adhere to the Ministry Guidelines in respect of disclosure under the Criminal Disclosure Act, and in respect of the process for appeals.
Working with other Enforcement Agencies
The NZ Customs Service and Police also have a role in enforcing intellectual property laws. Some of the information that may be obtained during IPR investigations may also be of interest to other enforcement or regulatory agencies that deal with matters such as product safety (consumer products, pharmaceuticals, food), organised crime, and money laundering.
MBIE will share information with such agencies (within the limits of the law) and will refer any complaints that it considers would be more appropriately dealt with by another agency.
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Once a decision to prosecute has been made, a choice as to which charges should be laid should reflect the criminality of the defendant’s conduct. In making a decision as to which charges should be laid, MBIE will have regard to any advice of the relevant Crown Solicitor.
Disclosure and Appeals
MBIE will adhere to the Ministry Guidelines in respect of disclosure under the Criminal Disclosure Act, and in respect of the process for appeals.
Working with other Enforcement Agencies
The NZ Customs Service and Police also have a role in enforcing intellectual property laws. Some of the information that may be obtained during IPR investigations may also be of interest to other enforcement or regulatory agencies that deal with matters such as product safety (consumer products, pharmaceuticals, food), organised crime, and money laundering.
MBIE will share information with such agencies (within the limits of the law) and will refer any complaints that it considers would be more appropriately dealt with by another agency.
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