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Commission Report 2002 (Romania)
As mentioned in the Action Plan, Romania has approved and is implementing
plans to improve training and strengthen administrative capacity in the main
enforcement bodies for intellectual and industrial property rights. Steps
have been taken, in line with the Action Plan, to improve co-operation
between the Romanian Copyright Office and the police, customs authorities and
the judiciary. A programme to strengthen the capacity to enforce border
legislation is also underway and training programmes for judges and
prosecutors are being implemented. While the encouraging decline in reported
levels of piracy is evidence of increased inter-agency co-operation, the
enforcement of legislation in the area of protection of intellectual and
industrial property rights, especially at borders, is still a source of
concern. The efforts of all law enforcement institutions involved in the
protection of intellectual and industrial property rights to improve
co-operation should be pursued. Although transposition continues, Romania is
slightly behind its own timetable for the adoption of the Company Law acquis.
Overall, most of the Accession Partnership priorities in the area of company
law have been met. Implementation of the measures set out in the Action Plan
is slightly delayed.
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