Urge federal policies that protect innovation, access to products

This bill is a non-binding resolution from the Ohio Senate that urges federal agencies to implement policies protecting innovation and ensuring access to products. It emphasizes the importance of intellectual property rights and the Bayh-Dole Act, which allows private companies to license government-funded research for commercialization. The resolution specifically states that any government action regarding product access should not undermine these incentives or be used to set prices. Ultimately, it calls for collaboration between state and federal officials to maintain a favorable environment for technological development.