Consultation on How to Implement Canada's CUSMA Commitment to Extend the General Term of Copyright Protection

Lucie Guibault; Carys Craig; Ariel Katz; Graham Reynolds; Bita Amani; Sara Bannerman; Pascale Chapdelaine; Myra Tawfik; Samuel Trosow

Consultation on How to Implement Canada's CUSMA Commitment to Extend the General Term of Copyright Protection

Lucie Guibault, Carys Craig, Ariel Katz, Graham Reynolds, Bita Amani, Sara Bannerman, Pascale Chapdelaine, Myra Tawfik, Samuel Trosow

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Abstract

As a group of Canadian Intellectual Property Law scholars, we write regarding the Ministers’ recently launched consultation on extending the term of copyright protection in order to meet Canada’s CUSMA commitments. With this letter, which we jointly submit in response to the call for comments, we wish to express our shared concerns about both the proposed term extension and, more immediately, the inappropriately curtailed nature of this consultation process.

Original language	Canadian English
Publication status	Published - Jan. 1 2021

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Intellectual Property Scholarship
Copyright Policy
Canada

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Intellectual Property Law
Law
Law and Politics
Science and Technology Law

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Consultation on How to Implement Canada's CUSMA Commitment to Extend the General Term of Copyright Protection

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