Beijing, Sept 14, SPA -- China must deliver on its promises forbetter protection for patents, trademarks and otherintellectual property, Washington's newly appointedofficial in charge of combating commercial piracy saidWednesday. Chris Israel, a former Time Warner executive who in Julywas named U.S. coordinator of intellectual propertyenforcement, described Beijing's anti-piracy penalties as"fairly minuscule punishments." "My honest assessment is that we need to focus onresults. We need real deterrents that provide lasting andmeaningful punishments," Israel said. Israel termed China, his first overseas destination aftertaking his new job, as "a long-term process."--SPA1412 Local Time 1112 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/289292