CO129-416 - Public Offices - 1914 — Page 449

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But, as it can hardly now be hoped

that this is realisable so as to enable

the Convention to be brought into force

within a few months time, the Conference

will have to consider whether the co-op-

eration of all the Signatory Powers 18

really essential in order to render the

purposes of the Convention effective, and

if you decide that it is not, which are

the Powers whose abstention will not in

the event nullify the co-operation of

the rest.

You should therefore be prepared to

discuss the date as from which the Con-

vention shall come into force other than

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that prescribed in Article 24 in the

event of the Powers just referred to not

having ratified, and you should then con-

sider the means by which this can be ef-

fected.

You will of course report from time

to