GOLDENGATE PARTNER SUNNY GUO INVITED TO ATTEND THE SEMINAR ON THE “MANAGEMENT MEASURES FOR NATIONAL CULTURAL INDUSTRY DEMONSTRATION PARKS (BASES) (DRAFT FOR COMMENT)”

GOLDENGATE PARTNER SUNNY GUO INVITED TO ATTEND THE SEMINAR ON THE “MANAGEMENT MEASURES FOR NATIONAL CULTURAL INDUSTRY DEMONSTRATION PARKS (BASES) (DRAFT FOR COMMENT)”

On the morning of September 21, 2022, the Beijing Association of Culture and Entertainment Law and the Xi'an Arbitration Commission jointly hosted a seminar on the “Management Measures for National Cultural Industry Demonstration Parks (Bases) (Draft for Comment)” (hereinafter referred to as the “Draft for Comment”). Several experts and scholars from renowned universities and research institutions, legal professionals, and industry insiders engaged in discussions and exchanges around the Draft for Comment.

This seminar was conducted in a hybrid format, combining both online and offline participation. Chuan Tian, Secretary-General of the Beijing Association of Culture and Entertainment Law, served as the host. Secretary-General Tian first introduced the background leading to the Draft for Comment and expressed the hope that all experts would speak freely and provide constructive suggestions for the legislation of the industry.

Sunny Guo (Partner of Beijing GoldenGate Intellectual Property Agency Co., Ltd.), the Secretary-General of the Brand Protection and IP Authorization Law Committee, attended the seminar on behalf of the Committee. She shared her insights based on her expertise and practical experience in the industry.

The management measures discussed at this seminar can be divided into three parts. The first part outlines the objectives and purpose of the management measures. The second part, which is the core, includes the qualifications and naming requirements for creating demonstration parks and bases from the bottom-up perspective, as well as the support and supervision provided by the creation entities and government agencies from the top-down perspective. The third part consists of supplementary provisions and concluding remarks. The objective of formulating these management measures for national cultural industry demonstration parks (bases) is to better leverage the leading and exemplary role of the cultural industry and promote its rapid development. This aligns with the contemporary spiritual needs of cultural confidence among the Chinese nation, making the formulation of these measures timely and appropriate.

The Brand Protection and IP Authorization Law Committee will continue to pay attention to the revisions and release updates of the management measures, and actively provide intellectual property legal services for demonstration parks and bases.