808 No. 40 of 2016] Patents (c)the procedure to be followed in connection with any application or request to the Registrar or any proceeding before the Registrar; (d) the provision of copies of any documents registered in the Register and the certification of such copies; (e) the making of searches on the Register, including the times when, and the manner in which, the searches may be made; (f) the service of notices and other documents with respect to the Register; or (g) any matter required to be provided for in relation to the Register. Industrial Property Journal 14. (1) The Registrar shall arrange for the periodic publication of an Industrial Property Journal on patents and utility models that are protected in accordance with this Act and any matter which the Registrar may consider desirable relating to such matters. (2) The Registrar may sell copies of the Industrial Property Journal at such price and in such manner as the Board may approve. Conditions for patenting of invention and protection Nonpatentable subject matter PART III PATENTABILITY OF INVENTIONS 15. (1) Subject to section seventeen, a patent may be granted for an invention which satisfies the following conditions: (a) it is new; (b) it involves an inventive step; and (c) it is capable of industrial application. (2) A patent granted, which satisfies the conditions specified in subsection (1) and this Act shall be protected for the period specified in section sixty-five. 16. The following inventions shall not be patentable: (a) discoveries, scientific theories or mathematical methods; (b) schemes, rules or methods for doing business, performing purely mental acts or playing games or doing business; (c) literary, dramatic, musical or artistic work or any other artistic creation; (d) presentation of information; and (e) computer programmes.