Intellectual Property Enforcement Directive taken off EU Parliament's Agenda.
There is a report saying that the controversial Intellectual Property rights (IPR) enforcement directive was withdrawn from the Parliament's February 09, 2004 plenary agenda because of fears that the Council might reject it; see also my earlier posting as well as this here. (Via Richard Swetenham's QuickLinks). There is a "LIMITE" non-public paper (Document 6052/04) of the EU Presidency addressed to the Permanent Representatives Committee (COREPER Part 1) concerning the preparation of agreement at the first reading in the EU Parliament.
Probably they want to avoid a mess like that which had happened in conjunction with the draft Directive on the patentability of computer-implemented inventions ...