In addition, under the current Patent Act, the only way to take action against any patents that are later found not to meet registration requirements is to file an invalidation action with the Central Intellectual Property and International Trade Court (IP Court). As such, these NGOs and state agencies would also like to see a post-grant objection process handled through the Patent Office against any granted patents, as an alternative to pursuing invalidation through the IP Court, as it would be less costly and time-consuming.