Is information on trade-related regulations and their administration published and readily available, including on laws and regulations, procedures, penalties, appeal procedures, administrative guidelines and practice, decisions, and any international agreements with Indonesia? Is information made available in a readily accessible way, including through websites? Are there enquiry points available and accessible to interested parties (including through websites) which help making information on trade-related regulations and their administration available? Do you have other suggestions concerning the availability of information? Are the intervals between publication of related rules and regulations and their entry into force sufficiently long to allow interested parties to become acquainted with and prepared for complying with them? Are appropriate opportunities offered for prior consultation and commenting on new and amended rules (including sufficient minimum delays for comment)? Are there any areas or sectors where consultation could be improved? What is your assessment more generally of Indonesia's transparency and regulatory practices in the development and adoption of trade-related rules and regulations? Are advance rulings available from the administration (such as for trade in goods on customs classification and origin)? Are there adequate possibilities for complaint and appeal procedures (in terms of transparency, possibility for representation by independent legal counsel, cost and timelines set by different authorities, including Customs)? Do you have any comments on the administration of trade-related regulations, including on the use of discretion, system of penalties, coordination and control mechanisms? Please specify any shortcomings identified. Where available, identify best practices (such as existing information and transparency mechanisms in Indonesia) that could serve as a reference or starting point. Intellectual Property Rights Are you satisfied with the current conditions of protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPR) in Indonesia? If not, what are the main weaknesses / problems of the current system in place? Is an adequate and effective protection and enforcement of IPR in Indonesia essential for the pursuit, or the setting up, of your trading activities there? Please indicate whether you consider intellectual property rights issues as priorities and specify IPRs are the top priorities for you (please tick the box) in Indonesia and why : Copyright and related rights : Trademarks:
Is information on trade-related regulations and their administration published and readily available, including on laws and regulations, procedures, penalties, appeal procedures, administrative guidelines and practice, decisions, and any international agreements with Indonesia? Is information made available in a readily accessible way, including through websites? Are there enquiry points available and accessible to interested parties (including through websites) which help making information on trade-related regulations and their administration available? Do you have other suggestions concerning the availability of information? Are the intervals between publication of related rules and regulations and their entry into force sufficiently long to allow interested parties to become acquainted with and prepared for complying with them? Are appropriate opportunities offered for prior consultation and commenting on new and amended rules (including sufficient minimum delays for comment)? Are there any areas or sectors where consultation could be improved? What is your assessment more generally of Indonesia's transparency and regulatory practices in the development and adoption of trade-related rules and regulations? Are advance rulings available from the administration (such as for trade in goods on customs classification and origin)? Are there adequate possibilities for complaint and appeal procedures (in terms of transparency, possibility for representation by independent legal counsel, cost and timelines set by different authorities, including Customs)? Do you have any comments on the administration of trade-related regulations, including on the use of discretion, system of penalties, coordination and control mechanisms? Please specify any shortcomings identified. Where available, identify best practices (such as existing information and transparency mechanisms in Indonesia) that could serve as a reference or starting point. Intellectual Property Rights Are you satisfied with the current conditions of protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPR) in Indonesia? If not, what are the main weaknesses / problems of the current system in place? Is an adequate and effective protection and enforcement of IPR in Indonesia essential for the pursuit, or the setting up, of your trading activities there? Please indicate whether you consider intellectual property rights issues as priorities and specify IPRs are the top priorities for you (please tick the box) in Indonesia and why : Copyright and related rights : Trademarks: