You've hit a sensitive point. Of course, anything that simplifies the work that agents and lawyers do means we are focused more on the hard work, the substantial work, which is as it should be. These will simplify procedures and the use of government time. They will cut red tape. You see a reduced need for early translations. You see a simplified, global procedure. You're focusing more quickly and effectively on getting to assessing the rights rather than on doing the upfront paperwork.
On November 18th, 2014. See this statement in context.