The State of Barodia, which has recently acceded to the WTO, is implementing its domestic legislation for intellectual property in line with the TRIPS. The bill under analysis contains the following provisions: 1) Patents shall end 40 years after the filing date. 2) To ensure the diffusion of innovation in agriculture, patents related to agricultural products cannot be granted. 3) Patent filings by nationals from the neighboring State of Arcadia follow a special expedited procedure. 4) Copyright protection is granted for up to 30 years to allow for the wider promotion of culture and education in Barodia. 5) Books and songs subject to censorship are not granted copyright protection before they are evaluated by Barodian officials. 6) Trademarks can only be renewed twice before expiration to avoid market power. Write a brief memorandum to advise the government of Barodia on the compatibility of the proposed legislation with the TRIPS