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EU: Council of the European Union: Historical documents: ACTA (2007) & Integrated Police Units (IPUs, 2004)

08 September 2012

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- ACTA (2007) Recommendation from the Commission to the Council to authorise the Commission to open negotiations of a plurilateral anti-counterfeiting trade agreement (Declassfied from Restricted, pdf)

- Committee for Civilian Aspects of Crisis Management (2004): Guidelines for rapid deployment of Integrated Police Units - IPUs - in the initial stage of an EU-led substitution mission and interoperability of IPUs and Police Headquarters (65 pages, Partially Declassified, pdf)

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