CO129-405 - Public Offices - 1913 — Page 583

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the conclusion that, though: it would be

impolitic for them to proceed at once to

ratification, matters might be expedited

if & Conference were held as originally

intended, at which His Majesty's Govern-

ment should be represented. It appeared

that the hesitation of the Austro-

Hungarian, Swedish and Norwegian Govern-

ments to sign the convention on the ground

of the legislation involved wes due to

& nisunderstanding which might be re-

moved if it were explained to them that,

under article 24 of the convention, the

laws, regulations and other measures con-

templated by the convention need not be

prepared till nine months after the

deposit of the last instrument of ratifi-

cation. Again the reply of the Swiss

Government was apparently based on a want

of appreciation of the absolute necessity

of securing general international co-op-

eration if the convention was to be

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