CAB129-37 — Page 27

الا الي الان

Page 27

Page 27

Page 27

.

15

Page 28. of 1097

Page 28 (f) To extend and develop a system of guaranteed

(g)

markets.

To call an economic conference, representing themselves and their overseas associates and territories, in order to study the above proposals.

5. To call as soon as possible, industrial conferences representing both employers', workers' and consumers! organisations, as well as government services interested in the main manufacturing and agricultural industries, in order to make concrete proposals to the Assembly on the organisation of these industries and the increase in their productivity in the common interests of Europe.

6. To draw up a draft European convention for the control of international Cartels, which it will present to the Assembly.

II

The Consultative Assembly also requests the Committee of Ministers:-

(a)

(6)

To submit to it proposals to meet the recommendations made above together with a report on the progress made on these subjects since the ordinary session of the Consultative Assembly.

After the Consultative Assembly has considered these proposals, to nominate a delegation from the Council of Europe which shall enter into negotiations with the Government of the United States of America and with any other Government concerned, in order to express the common policy of the Member States and to seek through joint agreement the modifications which should be made to existing treaties, and in particular the action to be taken in the matter of lowering customs tariffs in the United States so as to allow of the development of European exports to that country.

III

Proposals for the future work of the

Economic Committee

1.

The Consultative Assembly s hall decide:

(a)

that the Economic Committee may sit in the interval between sessions;

(b)

that it may split into specialised sub-committees;

·

2.

(c) that these sub-committees may hear evidence from

experts on their own subjects.

The Consultative Assembly shall request its

President to make contact with the Secretariat of U.N.O., of 0.E.E.C. and B.I.S. in order to have access to all documents of 0.E.E.C. the European Economic Commission, and B.I.S. and

to arrange for the international and national officers of

these two page these two organisations to be heard by the Econo

Economic Oppuittee,

should treagentle so desire,

72

t