The European Union has filed its comments to the ACTA Internet chapter. While the existence of the document has been made public, the document itself has not.
EU Files Responses To ACTA Internet Chapter
Tags: acta / anti-counterfeiting trade agreement / copyright / Counterfeit / counterfeiting / EU / european union
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Document “Inaccessible”
The document you linked to has apparently been removed from public access.
No surprise.
Never mind!
I need more coffee!
That was the point made by the text.
[Doh!]