Rabu, Agustus 25, 2021

Online Registrations of Plant Varieties Now Available

In an effort to keep abreast of scientific and technological developments, as well as to improve the quality of registration services for plant varieties, the Minister of Agriculture ("Minister") has issued Regulation No. 29 of 2021 on the Naming and Registration of Plant Varieties (“Regulation 29/2021”). Regulation 29/2021 repeals and replaces the now obsolete Regulation of the Minister No. 01/Pert/SR.120/2/2006, which bore the similar title.
Under this new legal framework, the naming and registration of plant varieties can be completed online. In this regard, Regulation 29/2021 sets out the requirements and procedures for the registration of local varieties and breeding varieties (varietas hasil pemuliaan).
The overall registration procedure for local varieties breaks down as follows: 1) A relevant agency (e.g. a regent, mayor or governor) submits a registration application to the Head of Central Protection for Plant Varieties and Agricultural Licenses ("Head of PVTPP"); 2) The application will then be processed, provided that the relevant requirements have been fulfilled; 3) The Head of the PVTPP will then inform the applicant that they have received their application (jawaban penerimaan) within 30 business days of said application being duly received; 4) Once an application has been received, the central PVTPP will then issue a registration certificate for local varieties.
Meanwhile, the overall registration procedure for breeding varieties breaks down as follows: 1) The owner of the relevant breeding varieties submits a registration application to the Head of the PVTPP; 2) The application will then be processed, provided that the relevant requirements have been fulfilled; 3) The Head of the PVTPP will then inform the applicant that they have received their application within 30 business days of said application being duly received; 4) Once an application has been received, the central PVTPP will then issue a registration certificate of breeding varieties.
Regulation 29/2021 has been in force since 2 August 2021.

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In an effort to keep abreast of scientific and technological developments, as well as to improve the quality of registration services for plant varieties, the Minister of Agriculture ("Minister") has issued Regulation No. 29 of 2021 on the Naming and Registration of Plant Varieties (“Regulation 29/2021”). Regulation 29/2021 repeals and replaces the now obsolete Regulation of the Minister No. 01/Pert/SR.120/2/2006, which bore the similar title.
Under this new legal framework, the naming and registration of plant varieties can be completed online. In this regard, Regulation 29/2021 sets out the requirements and procedures for the registration of local varieties and breeding varieties (varietas hasil pemuliaan).
The overall registration procedure for local varieties breaks down as follows: 1) A relevant agency (e.g. a regent, mayor or governor) submits a registration application to the Head of Central Protection for Plant Varieties and Agricultural Licenses ("Head of PVTPP"); 2) The application will then be processed, provided that the relevant requirements have been fulfilled; 3) The Head of the PVTPP will then inform the applicant that they have received their application (jawaban penerimaan) within 30 business days of said application being duly received; 4) Once an application has been received, the central PVTPP will then issue a registration certificate for local varieties.
Meanwhile, the overall registration procedure for breeding varieties breaks down as follows: 1) The owner of the relevant breeding varieties submits a registration application to the Head of the PVTPP; 2) The application will then be processed, provided that the relevant requirements have been fulfilled; 3) The Head of the PVTPP will then inform the applicant that they have received their application within 30 business days of said application being duly received; 4) Once an application has been received, the central PVTPP will then issue a registration certificate of breeding varieties.
Regulation 29/2021 has been in force since 2 August 2021.

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