CO129-405 - Public Offices - 1913 — Page 582

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control was in the hands of the cantonal

authorities and under presunt conditions

the federal authorities had no power to

interfere with them.

The Austro-Hungarian Government in-

formed the Netherland Government that

ble question of signire the convention

was still under consideration and that, as

questions necessitating legislation were

involved, the signature must in any case

b. delayed for some time.

Tr Swedish and Norwegian Govern-

ments have also replied that the legis-

lation involved is an obstacle to immed-

iate signature while the Roumanian Gov-

mmment have stated that the matter is

being considered by the competent Gov-

ernment department.

His Majesty's Government after

examining the reasons underlying these

replies and carefully considering the

points to which their attention had been

called by the various Departments came to

the