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IPA pbr 10.2.4-portal-statuses-and-known-limitations
IPA pbr 10.2.4-portal-statuses-and-known-limitations — IP Australia Plant Breeder's Rights Manual – 10.2.4 Portal Statuses
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Also in this Chapter:
10.2.1 Accessing the QP Portal
10.2.2 Viewing and Managing Applications
10.2.3 Submitting PETAs and Detailed Descriptions
10.2.5 Application Data and Supporting Tools
10.2.6 Images, Datasheets and Part 2 Applications
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Overview
What do portal statuses mean?
What if my application status is incorrect?
Overview
The QP Portal displays application statuses to indicate whether action is required by the QP or whether a submission is under consideration by IP Australia. Some known system limitations apply, including how comparator varieties are displayed in the PDF copy sent by email.
What do portal statuses mean?
The QP Portal uses status indicators to show where an application sits in the workflow. The existing page explicitly identifies the following statuses:
Pending PETA
Pending Detailed Description
These statuses indicate that action is required by the QP. Typical actions include drafting, editing and submitting a PETA or detailed description.
What if my application status is incorrect?
If the portal status does not reflect the correct stage:
contact the PBR Office at pbr@ipaustralia.gov.au
provide application details
describe the issue so it can be reviewed and corrected if required
