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IPR, leniency guidelines released by SAMR in bid to offer enforcement clarity

By Yonnex Li ( August 7, 2020, 05:29 GMT | Insight) -- China's competition regulator has formally released four sets of long-anticipated guidelines — including one relating to intellectual property rights and another a leniency program for cartelists — as it seeks to offer the business and legal communities clarity about its enforcement approaches. It is the first time that the regulator has unveiled rulebooks in print rather than electronically. The guidelines have been years in the making and keenly awaited.China's competition regulator has formally released four sets of long-anticipated guidelines — including one relating to intellectual property rights and another a leniency program for cartelists — as it seeks to offer the business and legal communities clarity about its enforcement approaches....

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