Bill 119 s 330, also known as the "China Intellectual Property Theft Sanctions Act," aims to impose sanctions on individuals or entities operating in China's economy who have been involved in significant theft of intellectual property belonging to US persons. The bill targets those who have engaged in a pattern of stealing valuable intellectual property, such as patents, trademarks, and trade secrets, from American companies.
The sanctions outlined in the bill are intended to hold these individuals or entities accountable for their actions and deter future theft of intellectual property. The sanctions may include restrictions on travel to the US, freezing of assets held in US financial institutions, and prohibitions on conducting business with US companies.
The bill is designed to protect American businesses and innovators from having their intellectual property stolen and used by competitors in China. By imposing sanctions on those responsible for intellectual property theft, the US government hopes to send a strong message that such actions will not be tolerated.
Overall, Bill 119 s 330 seeks to address the issue of intellectual property theft in a specific sector of China's economy and protect the interests of US persons and businesses.
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