adopt those provisions under the guise of harmonizing and getting everyone on the same team university of ottawa law professor michael guys writes the european commission strategy appears to use sita the candidate you trade agreement as the new act of marrying its provisions in a broader canadian trade agreement with the hope that the european parliament accepts the same provisions it just rejected with the act a framework if successful it would likely then argue that active poses no new concerns since the same rules were approved within the canadian trade deal dr guised is also an international syndicated columnist and joins us now to talk more about how this all is playing out as a doctor i just guess is want to lay this out for me the european union is trying to sort of sneak this in to the seat of agreement and then it could in turn become law even though these lawmakers are devoted to down. well that's the concern so as you noted the any counterfeiting trade agreement was overwhelmingly rejected within the parliament and i think most people thought that that's the end of the story but of co

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