News Article: More calls to slow down on gene tech regs

‍“IP protection will still be in place for patent holders; however, those patent holders’ products will be exempt from labelling rules. How unfair to our New Zealand public that overseas intellectual property owners have more rights in our country than citizens.”

More calls to slow down on gene tech regs

There are fears that liability concerns, intellectual property breaches and even solid science are being overlooked in the process amid a lack of transparency.

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