Bill CE15109-PTCR-001 An Act to Establish Patents Trademarks Copyrights for
Indigenous Peoples of ARNA & IPA
PATENT TRADEMARK COPYRIGHTS OFFICE © ™ ® an Institution of the ARNA XI-
Amaru Tribal Government
Bill CE15109-PTCR-001 An Act to Establish Patents Trademarks Copyrights for Indigenous Peoples of ARNA & IPA
PATENT TRADEMARK COPYRIGHTS OFFICE © ™ ® an Institution of the ARNA XI-Amaru Tribal Government
Bill Proposal: A Bill to provide an Office of Patents Trademarks & Copyrights Office within the jurisdiction of the ARNA Xi-Amaru Tribal Government. There is no funding requirement from the ARNA National Treasury. A Bill to provide for the general process of certifying patents trademarks and copyrights
Summary Proposal:
PATENT TRADEMARK COPYRIGHTS OFFICE © ™ ® will operate as the primary depository of records for Patents Trademarks and Copyrights of the Xi-Amaru Tribal Government. Its purpose will be to work with the nationals of ARNA & The IPA to establish lawful and legal records of patents trademarks and copyrights. Records will be maintained by the Office which will be operated by the ARNA Aboriginal Law Firm the lead & primary Law firm for the ARNA Xi-Amaru Tribal Government. This power may be delegated to other accredited law firms or statutory instrumentalities of ARNA Xi-Amaru Tribal government for the purpose of projects, services, and domestic & international business purposes.
PATENT TRADEMARK COPYRIGHTS OFFICE STRUCTURE
The Office structure will be headed & staffed only by certified jurists designated by the head of ARNA Aboriginal Law Firm, a delegated accredited law firm, or any other statutory body that passes law accreditation in order to carry out operational functions of the Office.
THE PROCESS
Patents Defined – A Patent is a detailed description in writing and art design detail of a new invention.
The new Invention cannot be a reproduction of an existing invention. The new invention may consist of parts of a priveious invention only by accessing permission via licensing of the rights to the previous invention.
The new invention must not violate the ARNA Constitution or Statutes or cause harm to nationals of the ARNA Xi-Amaru Tribal government & IPA.
The new invention, if military based, cannot be sold to a foreign entity or endanger the national security of the ARNA Xi-Amaru tribal government or IPA.
An invention is subject to a review by the Aboriginal High Court and or Constitutional Trust Council to test and vote on its threat level to the national security of our jurisdiction.
A Majority vote to stop an invention can annul the distribution rights of a new invention temporarily subject to a NJS Court decision. The matter may be appealed to the Aboriginal High Court.
All new patents must be submitted by Patent Application to the Office and a Patent certificate will be delivered to the party within 60 days or a recommendation of adjustment will be served. A Recommendation of adjustment is for the sole purpose of insuring that the invention does not violate the ARNA Constitution and all laws in pursuance thereof. The Certificate will be issued once adjustments are made. An Inventor can appeal a recommendation for adjustment with the NJS for decision.
Patents are first gained by invention and timestamped record of invention and then by application and certificate. The Patent owner becomes an owner at the time of recorded timestamped invention. A Recorded time stamped invention can be in digitally written or video documented form, with proof of time of the invention of that record as official proof of ownership.
TRADEMARK defined- A Trademark is a specifically designed measure of art placed on an item to be distributed in commerce.
Trademarks are certified via application within 30 days and become the sole property of the owner applying for the trademark. Noone can use another national’s trademarked property except with license.
Illegal use of another national’s trademark is unlawful and a national can be sued in court for this violation.
Trademark owner ship initiates at the time of recorded timestamp invention and is certified by application and certificate issuance by the Office. In any dispute, if the owner can prove recorded timestamp invention as primary, then they are the official owner and require application and certificate to lawfully distribute the creation and acquire afforded lawful-legal protections in a court of law.
All application processes for trademarks will be handled by the ARNA Aboriginal Law Firm and this Office and via any lawfully delegated accredited party or statutory party that is accredited.
Copyright defined – a copyright is a right gained over a creation of writing or speech in any form whether it be book music etc.
Copyright Certificates are gained by application to the Office and issuance of Certificate. Primary Copyrights are gained by recorded timestamp invention.
Noone may use anothers’ copyrighted material without expressed permission and or license.
All copyright registration applications will be operated by the ARNA Aboriginal Law Firm or a delegated party or statutory party both of which must be accredited.
All accreditdations come through a training via the ARNA Aboriginal Law Firm or a delegated law firm or statutory instrumentality that certifies the party after completion of the law process of Patents Trademarks and Copyrights.
This Statute may be amended to best suit the rights of all parties and the proper function and clarity of its legislative purpose.
As we are dual Nationals of the USA the body certifying your patent trademark or copyright may elect to record each in the jurisdiction of the USA as further protection. This is not a requirement for full lawful protections yet may be recommended by the law firm or entity completing a process of patent trademark or copyright.
Act Provided by the Chief Executive
Sponsor:
Chief Amaru Xi-Ali
Date 11-21-2023
9th month 1st day 15,109
PATENT TRADEMARK COPYRIGHTS OFFICE © ™ ® an Institution of the ARNA XI-Amaru Tribal Government
Bill Proposal: A Bill to provide an Office of Patents Trademarks & Copyrights Office within the jurisdiction of the ARNA Xi-Amaru Tribal Government. There is no funding requirement from the ARNA National Treasury. A Bill to provide for the general process of certifying patents trademarks and copyrights
Summary Proposal:
PATENT TRADEMARK COPYRIGHTS OFFICE © ™ ® will operate as the primary depository of records for Patents Trademarks and Copyrights of the Xi-Amaru Tribal Government. Its purpose will be to work with the nationals of ARNA & The IPA to establish lawful and legal records of patents trademarks and copyrights. Records will be maintained by the Office which will be operated by the ARNA Aboriginal Law Firm the lead & primary Law firm for the ARNA Xi-Amaru Tribal Government. This power may be delegated to other accredited law firms or statutory instrumentalities of ARNA Xi-Amaru Tribal government for the purpose of projects, services, and domestic & international business purposes.
PATENT TRADEMARK COPYRIGHTS OFFICE STRUCTURE
The Office structure will be headed & staffed only by certified jurists designated by the head of ARNA Aboriginal Law Firm, a delegated accredited law firm, or any other statutory body that passes law accreditation in order to carry out operational functions of the Office.
THE PROCESS
Patents Defined – A Patent is a detailed description in writing and art design detail of a new invention.
The new Invention cannot be a reproduction of an existing invention. The new invention may consist of parts of a priveious invention only by accessing permission via licensing of the rights to the previous invention.
The new invention must not violate the ARNA Constitution or Statutes or cause harm to nationals of the ARNA Xi-Amaru Tribal government & IPA.
The new invention, if military based, cannot be sold to a foreign entity or endanger the national security of the ARNA Xi-Amaru tribal government or IPA.
An invention is subject to a review by the Aboriginal High Court and or Constitutional Trust Council to test and vote on its threat level to the national security of our jurisdiction.
A Majority vote to stop an invention can annul the distribution rights of a new invention temporarily subject to a NJS Court decision. The matter may be appealed to the Aboriginal High Court.
All new patents must be submitted by Patent Application to the Office and a Patent certificate will be delivered to the party within 60 days or a recommendation of adjustment will be served. A Recommendation of adjustment is for the sole purpose of insuring that the invention does not violate the ARNA Constitution and all laws in pursuance thereof. The Certificate will be issued once adjustments are made. An Inventor can appeal a recommendation for adjustment with the NJS for decision.
Patents are first gained by invention and timestamped record of invention and then by application and certificate. The Patent owner becomes an owner at the time of recorded timestamped invention. A Recorded time stamped invention can be in digitally written or video documented form, with proof of time of the invention of that record as official proof of ownership.
TRADEMARK defined- A Trademark is a specifically designed measure of art placed on an item to be distributed in commerce.
Trademarks are certified via application within 30 days and become the sole property of the owner applying for the trademark. Noone can use another national’s trademarked property except with license.
Illegal use of another national’s trademark is unlawful and a national can be sued in court for this violation.
Trademark owner ship initiates at the time of recorded timestamp invention and is certified by application and certificate issuance by the Office. In any dispute, if the owner can prove recorded timestamp invention as primary, then they are the official owner and require application and certificate to lawfully distribute the creation and acquire afforded lawful-legal protections in a court of law.
All application processes for trademarks will be handled by the ARNA Aboriginal Law Firm and this Office and via any lawfully delegated accredited party or statutory party that is accredited.
Copyright defined – a copyright is a right gained over a creation of writing or speech in any form whether it be book music etc.
Copyright Certificates are gained by application to the Office and issuance of Certificate. Primary Copyrights are gained by recorded timestamp invention.
Noone may use anothers’ copyrighted material without expressed permission and or license.
All copyright registration applications will be operated by the ARNA Aboriginal Law Firm or a delegated party or statutory party both of which must be accredited.
All accreditdations come through a training via the ARNA Aboriginal Law Firm or a delegated law firm or statutory instrumentality that certifies the party after completion of the law process of Patents Trademarks and Copyrights.
This Statute may be amended to best suit the rights of all parties and the proper function and clarity of its legislative purpose.
As we are dual Nationals of the USA the body certifying your patent trademark or copyright may elect to record each in the jurisdiction of the USA as further protection. This is not a requirement for full lawful protections yet may be recommended by the law firm or entity completing a process of patent trademark or copyright.
Act Provided by the Chief Executive
Sponsor:
Chief Amaru Xi-Ali
Date 11-21-2023
9th month 1st day 15,109