New Zealand Labour MP Clare Curran has raised questions about ACTA, noting "ACTA has the potential to have massive implications on New Zealand’s proposed copyright laws and how internet piracy is policed locally."
NZ MP Raises Questions on ACTA
December 14, 2009
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NZ MP RAISES QUESTIONS ON ACTA
I truly feel he should be answered…..