What is the significance of the second amendment of the Indian Patents Bill?
- It authorizes the exploitation of bio-resources and traditional knowledge.
- It prevents the exploitation of bio-resources and traditional knowledge.
- It provides compensation for the exploitation of bio-resources and traditional knowledge.
- It takes into consideration issues related to patent terms, emergency provisions, and research and development initiatives.
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