Ti	=	European Union
Note	=	The EU is a jurisdiction, but also different than a national jurisdiction. Should it be classified at the same level, in the same way as a national jurisdiction?
One could reuse the /00 | BE | NL / notion within the EU - as if the Member States were subjurisdictions. Which in a sense they are, but they are also independent jurisdictions and already present in the folder system.	=
A somewhat different question arises with respect to the various languages. Many EU documents are formally and carefully translated into a variety of languages. We should use the same language codes, of course.	=
So, as a first approximation, we will use /EU/00/NL/ for EU documents in Dutch. We leave open the issue of EU documents that might be both translated and adapted for a particular jurisdiction. They could be /EU/BE/NL/ for a Dutch language doc adapted to use in Belgium. But could also be in /BE/00/NL/.	=
Now for some substance:	=
The EU is said to be ground zero for multi-lingual legal. The same laws, translated into a few dozen languages.	=
The EU IP Helpdesk has many suggested form documents, notably for use in connection with EU contracts. They include a Mutual NDA and a One-Way NDA. http://www.iprhelpdesk.eu/node/1107 (Mutual) and http://www.iprhelpdesk.eu/node/1106 (One-Way). The Mutual NDA is in rough Prose Object form in English and French at http://www.commonaccord.org/index.php?action	=	list&file=G/EU-IP-HelpDesk/NDA/Mutual/