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Trademarks And Copyright

Following Question Time today MPs will debate the third reading of the Trade Marks Amendment Bill and the Copyright Amendment Bill (No 2) which were formerly the Trade Marks (International Treaties and Enforcement) Amendment Bill.

Then the committee stage of the Local Government Borrowing Bill will follow.

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