RELEVANT TRENDS IN DEVELOPMENT OF INSTITUTE OF THE UNIFIED CUSTOMS REGISTER OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OBJECTS OF THE EURASIAN ECONOMIC UNION
The subject of the research is the Unified Customs Register of Intellectual Property Objects (UCRIPO). The objectives of the study: to reveal the content and purpose of the UCRIPO institute, to analyze current changes in the regulatory framework of this institution, to draw conclusions about the impact of these changes and to propose alternative ways of UCRIPO development. The article overviews the relevance of customs protection of intellectual property rights (IPO). The main indicators of the performance of customs protection of rights to the OIP by the customs authorities of Russia are given. The analysis of the positive and negative effects of the transformation of UCRIPO of the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) was carried out. The importance of the IPO customs registries (CRIPO) in the process of customs protection of intellectual property rights in the cross-border movement of goods is shown. The reasons for the non-viability of the UCRIPO of the EEU countries are given and described: the fallacy of the concept, significant costs for rightholders, as well as administrative barriers in the procedure for the inclusion of IPO. The most significant transformations of UCRIPO are formulated and disclosed in accordance with the current changes in the regulatory framework. It is shown that these changes are not sufficient for the full functioning of UCRIPO. The author suggests an alternative (alternative) development of UCRIPO based on a database containing information on all IPOs subject to customs protection in the EEU countries. The structure of the database that can be used to form the Common Customs Register of Intellectual Property Objects (CCRIPO) of the EEU countries is given. Describes the potential efficacy of using CCRIPO.