<caption><image_0>The image shows a man sitting at a desk in an office. He is wearing a dark suit and an orange tie. He appears to be in his late 40s or early 50s, with short dark hair and a serious expression on his face. On the desk in front of him, there is a laptop, a water bottle, and a few other items. Behind him is an American flag, and the background is a plain white wall.</caption><transcript><audio_1>lady from California Miss Walters thank you Mr chairman uh director Lee the uh correlation between strong intellectual property systems and Innovative economies cannot be Ned uh moreover less developed economies benefit greatly from</transcript><caption><image_2>The image shows a large conference room with a long wooden table in the center. The table is covered with a blue tablecloth and has several microphones and papers on it. There are several people sitting at the table, facing the front of the room. On the left side of the image, there is an American flag hanging on the wall. The room appears to be a government or legislative chamber, as there is a projector screen in the background. The floor is covered in a blue carpet.</caption><transcript><audio_3>those Innovations over time unfortunately maintaining strong intellectual property rights continues to be a contentious issue at the United Nations and recent efforts at the UN particularly the UN highlevel panel on</transcript><transcript><audio_4>access to medicines seem to be dedicated to preventing the adoption of stronger Global laws needed to protect creators and innovators overseas that panel also seems resolved to circumvent the minimum standards that have already been agreed</transcript><transcript><audio_5>to at the WTO which could undermine the United States IP system that is responsible for our own Innovation Innovative success can you please tell me how the Administration has responded to the UN panel on access to medicines</transcript><caption><image_6>The image shows a woman sitting at a desk with a microphone in front of her. She is wearing a white blouse with a floral pattern and has dark hair. She appears to be speaking into the microphone and is looking to the side with a serious expression on her face. There is a water bottle on the desk next to her. In the background, there are other desks and chairs, suggesting that she is in a conference room or a meeting room.</caption><transcript><audio_7>and what the plan is to ensure uh the UN serves to reinforce rather than challenge sound IP policies thank you very much uh congresswoman for that question and let me just start by saying that the US PTO supports expanding access to medicines but it's important</transcript><caption><image_8>The image shows a woman sitting at a table with a microphone in front of her. She is wearing a black blazer and appears to be speaking into the microphone. On the table, there are two water bottles and a nameplate that reads "Hon. Lee". Behind her, there is a group of people sitting at the table and a clock on the wall. The people in the background appear to be listening attentively to the woman.</caption><transcript><audio_9>to consider really all aspects of this complex issues and the UN panel uh on high the UN high level panel on access to medicines uh raised some serious concerns for us particularly because the process followed in appointing the pan</transcript> lady from California Miss Walters thank you Mr chairman uh director Lee the uh correlation between strong intellectual property systems and Innovative economies cannot be Ned uh moreover less developed economies benefit greatly from those Innovations over time unfortunately maintaining strong intellectual property rights continues to be a contentious issue at the United Nations and recent efforts at the UN particularly the UN highlevel panel on access to medicines seem to be dedicated to preventing the adoption of stronger Global laws needed to protect creators and innovators overseas that panel also seems resolved to circumvent the minimum standards that have already been agreed to at the WTO which could undermine the United States IP system that is responsible for our own Innovation Innovative success can you please tell me how the Administration has responded to the UN panel on access to medicines and what the plan is to ensure uh the UN serves to reinforce rather than challenge sound IP policies thank you very much uh congresswoman for that question and let me just start by saying that the US PTO supports expanding access to medicines but it's important to consider really all aspects of this complex issues and the UN panel uh on high the UN high level panel on access to medicines uh raised some serious concerns for us particularly because the process followed in appointing the pan
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