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Plant Breeders’ Rights and National Listing Implementation and operational aspects

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2 Plant Breeders’ Rights and National Listing Implementation and operational aspects
John van Ruiten, Director Naktuinbouw Netherlands Novi Sad, 22 May 2014

3 Introduction Naktuinbouw: Inspection Service Horticulture; vegetables, fruit crops, ornamentals Focus on propagating material Inspection (phyto, quality, certification) Varieties (identity, listing, PBR) Laboratories (pathogens, analysis) More info:

4 Tasks Department Varieties (1)
DUS testing and reporting for PBR and Variety Listing (decision taken by CPVO or NL Plant Variety Board) Supports NL Plant Variety Board in registering protected varieties Novelty check Identity control of seed samples (post control/maintenance) Protocol development

5 Tasks Department Varieties (2)
Resistance testing Training courses (PVP), internships, DUS Helpdesk Participation in UPOV, CPVO, projects Variety Tracer

6 Variety development cycle
Genes Genetic resources $$ Breeding company/Breeding Institute Identity testing (DUS) Performance testing (VCU) Variety Register Variety Release (listing) Breeders’ Rights Seed Quality control Legal framework Seed Production Marketing

7 NL Applications PBR and listing
Since 1941: varieties Nowadays: annually (plus for listing/registration) Agricultural crops: DUS + VCU Horticultural crops: DUS Ornamentals: description PBR: always optional NL does not test all species! (bilateral agreements)

8 Application PBR Open to anybody (if represented by somebody in EU)
Pay the costs in advance (application and testing) (costs € € average/year) Testing DUS: 2 growing seasons (seeds), 2 harvest seasons Fruit, 1 growing season vegetative ornamentals No annual fee applied after granting PBR for national PBR in the netherlands (gthere is an annual fee in EU)

9 General issues for debate
Varietal distance Relation with patents New EU legislation Use of DNA Officially recognized descriptions Costs

10 Specific points (1) Farm saved seeds. UPOV 91 Limited. Consent needed
Club varieties (brand name, registered trademark). Production trees regulated by owner. Fruits marketed under trademark (by participants) Breeders exemption: always possible to use new and protected varieties for breeding (difficult: patents)

11 Specific points (2) Harvested material (end produce)
Licence contract: decision owner yes or no License fee/royalty: to be decided by owner Violation/infringement: owner takes action. Competent court. No mediation at that moment. Before: yes.

12 To end Thank you for your attention!
Naktuinbouw available for technical questions (help desk) Naktuinbouw available for training Naktuinbouw has information on registration Naktuinbouw does DNA analysis (connection with databases) Naktuinbouw also: certification/testing fruitcrops, ornamentals. Thank you for your attention!

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