CO129-405 - Public Offices - 1913 — Page 592

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the Netherlands Government, so far as they have been submitted to the Committee, reveal the existence of

590 misunderstandings as to the provisions and purport of

the Convention, which would seem in certain cases

capable of being overcome. In these circumstances the

Committee are disposed to suggest that the time has

arrived when action on the part of the Netherlands

Government may usefully be supplemented by action

taken jointly by the Signatory Powers. It seems to the

Committee that time would be saved in arriving at a decision as to the most appropriate action to take, if

the Signatory Powers were to meet in Conference at an

early date, whilst any action decided on would be like-

ly to come with greater weight if it resulted from the

Joint deliberation of the assembled

Powers.

The Committee not only see reason to hope that it would be possible in this way to obtain the signatures of Austria-Hungary and Norway, in whose cases the ques-

tion of signature does not appear to have been finally decided, but they do not even despair of inducing

Switzerland to reconsider her refusal to sign in the

light of the new arguments which the Powers in Con-

ference will no doubt be able to formulate.

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