Extracts from Parliamentary proceedings - Feb 28
Wednesday, 1 March 2017 07:59
Extract from Westminster Hall debate on Intellectual Property:
British Economy Pete Wishart (Perth and North Perthshire)
(SNP):...We have heard about a few issues with 3d printing.
That offers immense opportunities for creators, businesses and
consumers, but also presents many risks, which we are understanding
more and more. Responding to the challenges is not easy, but I
think that we have a means of doing that with the Digital Economy
Bill. It is some six years since the last...Request free trial
Extract from Westminster
Hall debate on Intellectual Property: British
Economy
(Perth and North Perthshire)
(SNP):...We have heard about a few issues
with 3d
printing. That offers immense opportunities for
creators, businesses and consumers, but also presents many risks,
which we are understanding more and more. Responding to the
challenges is not easy, but I think that we have a means of doing
that with the Digital Economy Bill. It is some six years since the
last digital economy legislation and, if possible, the Government
should look to do what they can to address some of the new
challenges in the current Bill. It certainly provides an
opportunity to tackle digital TV piracy...
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Extract from Commons
debate on The Government’s Productivity Plan
(Warwick and Leamington)
(Con):...Through-life engineering services—TES—are
increasingly on the agenda, with manufacturers going beyond
production to retain responsibility for maintaining systems
throughout a product’s life. I particularly commend Cranfield
University for its work in that area, and I am pleased to co-chair
the TES Council, which brings together industry leaders to discuss
how best to develop such services. One area in which the UK leads
its international counterparts is additive manufacturing,
or 3d
printing, which we can see at the high-value
manufacturing technology centre in Ansty...
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