Noted recent ECJ decision, which means criminal sanctions mightn't depend on the Framework Decision

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 	We can ask our national governments to reject the Council
-	Framework Decision.  This would take away the legal foundation
-	for the Directive.  The Framework Decision needs unanimity
-	from the 25 member states.
+	Framework Decision.  This may remove the legal foundation for
+	the criminal sanctions provisions in the Directive, however
+	<a
+	href="http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1779849,00.html">a
+	recent rule by the European Court of Justice suggests that it
+	may not</a>.  The Framework Decision needs unanimity from the
+	25 member states and is worth rejecting for other reasons
+	anyway (state <a href="#framework-decision">above</a>).
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