CO129-405 - Public Offices - 1913 — Page 584

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really effective. A conference would enable

the Signatory States not only to review the

position in regard to ratification created

by the additional signatures affixed to the

convention since the last conference, but

also to concert measures to secure the

signatures of those countries which had

either refused to sign or had for the present

abstained from doing so. The replies of

certain countries to the invitation of the

Netherland Government appear to reveal the

existence of misunderstandings as to the

provisions and purport of the convention

which can in certain cases probably be over-

come. In the circumstances the time seeme

to have arrived when action on the part of

the Netherland Government may usefully be

supplemented by action taken jointly by the

Signatory Powers, and further delay in

arriving at a decision as to the most

appropriate action to take will be obviated

if

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