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ANNEX B

31ST COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTARY CONFERENCE

SASKATCHEWAN, 1985

A. Plenary Session

1.

2.

The United Nations: How can the United Nations be strengthened to enable it to preserve peace and promote disarmanent?

The Debt Crisis and International Currency Fluctuations: What can be done to stabilise the global economy?

Mr Buck, UND

Mr Gantley,

Ec Advisers

Mr J Wilmshurst

APRG, Econ Service, ODA

Mr Thompson,

CRD

3.

Trade and Development Assistance: special obligation does membership of the Commonwealth imply?

What

4.

International Year of Youth: What can tomorrow's Commonwealth offer today's youth?

5.

Electoral Law and Practices: Discussion of the recommendations of the CPA Study Group

CPA

6.

The Role of a Member of Parliament: Legislator or Social Worker?

CPA

B.

1.

2.

3.

4.

Panel Sessions

The Gleneagles Agreement on Sporting Contacts with South Africa: Can Gleneagles be enforced without violating individual rights?

Agricultural Prices, Production and

Distribution: What must be done to relieve and prevent famine?

Educational Mobility in the Commonwealth: What can be done to enhance educational opportunities throughout the Commonwealth?

The Drug Problem: What can the Commonwealth do to curb drug abuse?

Mr Fairhurst,

CRD

Mr K E Gubbins,

Econ Service, ODA (Rm 940)

Mr I F Stickels

Educ Divn, ODA

Mr Cole, UND

/5.