Source · Select Committees · Business, Innovation, Science and Trade Committee

Recommendation 7

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India-UK trade agreement brings no significant changes to India's IP regime.

Conclusion
The Committee concludes that the Agreement does not introduce significant changes to India’s intellectual property regime that are likely to support growth in UK pharmaceutical exports. At the same time, the Committee recognises India’s role as a major producer of generic medicines and the importance of retaining some flexibility within its IP framework. The Committee welcomes the establishment of the Working Group on Intellectual Property established under the Agreement. (Conclusion, Paragraph 64)
Government Response

A response document is linked to this report, dated 17 April 2026. Response attribution to this conclusion has not been verified. Read the response document ↗