The APPG for Intellectual Property has launched a short inquiry on IP and illicit trade enforcement.
It will focus on how the UK can strengthen IP enforcement against illicit trade ahead of the renewal of the IPO’s Counter-Infringement Strategy (2022–2027).
This builds on the Group’s previous work on enforcement, including its 2021 report on IP enforcement, and will help Parliamentarians reassess progress and priorities five years on. Visit the Inquiry tab on the APPG website for more information and how to submit written evidence.
Welcome to the website of the All Party Parliamentary Intellectual Property Group
Established in 1998, the Alliance for Intellectual Property is a UK-based coalition of 20 organisations with an interest in ensuring IP Rights receive the protection they need and deserve. Members include representatives of the audio visual, toy, music, games, business software, sports, brands, publishing, retailing and design industries.
The Alliance’s overriding objective is to ensure that IP Rights are valued and that a robust, efficient legislative and regulatory regime exists, which enables these rights to be properly protected. The Alliance is also proactive in supporting the promotion of IP through educational and consumer awareness initiatives and encouraging the development of IP training for businesses and individuals seeking to develop, produce and trade goods, services and content.
Secretariat functions are provided by Luther Pendragon who are paid for by the Alliance for Intellectual Property. Information about Luther Pendragon can be found here and details of the Alliance and its members can be found here.
Details on the funding of the Group and a full copy of its register can be found here
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02/07/25 - The APPG met to reflect on the implications of the Government’s Industrial Strategy, Creative Industries Sector Plan and Trade Strategy for the UK’s intellectual property framework.
This is not an official website of the House of Commons or the House of Lords. It has not been approved by either House or its committees. All-Party Parliamentary Groups are informal groups of Members of both Houses with a common interest in particular issues. The views expressed in these webpages are those of the group.