Also as part of the bill, people who download copyrighted material so they can distribute it for commercial gain will face a maximum fine of £50,000.
Another provision in the bill is the granting to the business secretary, Lord Mandelson, of the power to amend the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988, "for the purpose of preventing or reducing online copyright infringement". This power will provide the government with "a flexible approach to dealing with other online copyright infringement issues", according to a summary of the bill.
I really hate this part, especially since he isn't even an elected member of the government and he can make law unchecked by Parliament.
Another part is that my ISP is one of many that make you use their routers, with their software and setup. So if someone is able to bypass their security, I get punished.
There's also the fact that many pirate sites put in fake IP addresses in their tracker. I don't know exactly how it works, but PirateBay {as were many ohers} famous for having a lot of bogus IP addresses show up in people's torrent clients.