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Having regard to the available funds, the Sub-
Committee note that it is possible to constitute 3 such units
and to assign an area of action to each unit.
Around these UNITS, and in accordance with their
recommendations, the Chinese Health Authorities will be able
to concentrate, based on a considered plan of health organisa-
tion adapted to the region and to current necessities, their
own medical and health organisation as well as such units
as may be sent from abroad (Red Cross, etc......).
In this way, a coherent and coordinated action may
be realised within the limits of the credits voted by the
Assembly, developed and adapted in the course of time to the
changing circumstances, under the responsibility of the
Chinese Government. This organisation could form a nucleus
around which any further assistance from other sources that
may be offered to the Chinese authorities could be grouped
according to needs and under well defined conditions.
Finally the Sub-Committee considers it essential
to establish in China an Epidemic Commission consisting of
the Head of the Chinese Health Administration, of the Technical
Adviser of the League of Nations to that Administration, and
of the three Epidemic Commissioners.
This Commission would ensure the necessary co-
ordination between the component elements of the Health
Mission of the League of Nations in China, as well as between
the three Commissioners, the Chinese Administration and the
League's Technical Adviser.
The Commission would send periodically technical
reports to the Secretary General in order that the develop-
ment of the Mission's work in China may be followed.