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IP Federation annual report and accounts 31 December 2010

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The Federation on the Web

Document No: PUB 2/10
Posted: 14/12/2010

One of the IP Federation’s chief lobbying tools is its policy papers.The policy papers on the website represent the views of the innovative and influen­tial companies which are members of the Federation. Members are con­sulted on their views and opinions and encouraged to debate and explore issues of practice and policy. Only after consensus is achieved are external bodies informed of the col­lective views of industry via the Federation.

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