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EU-ACTA: European Parliament Resolution on Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement

01 November 2010

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EU-ACTA: European Parliament Resolution on Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA): The Joint Resolution RC7-0617/2010 (the resolution proposed by the S&D, ALDE, Greens/EFA and GUE/NGL groups) rejected with 306 votes in favour, 322 against and 26 abstentions while Resolution B7-0618/2010 (proposed by the EPP and ECR groups) adopted by 331 votes in favour to 294 against with 11 abstentions, with one amendment.

- Text agreed in Tokyo: Consolidated Text: Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement: Informal Pre-decisional/Deliberative Draft: 2 October 2010 (pdf)
- EP gives wrong message to the Commission ahead of final ACTA negotiations, say Stavros Lambrinidis and Françoise Caste (Press release, S & D group, pdf)

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