The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-05-10

which the comp1ainta iss ade ia: the
manner described IL. ArttcIa1 q 81 :
IT the governing body do not think
it necessary to communicates the COM
plant to the state against which it is
made. or if, when they have made
such communication no statement in
reply has been received::witl1In a rea-
sonabIe time, which the governing
oody considers to be satisfactory the
governing body may apply for the
appointment of a commission Of in
curry to consider the complaint and
to report hereon.
ARTICLE rs.
The commission Of inquiry shall he
constituted in accordance with the
following provisions:
Each of the high contracting par
ties agrees to nominate, within six
months of the date on which this
convention comes into force, three
persons of Industrial experiences: of
whom one shall be "a Representative
of employers, one a. representative of
work people and one a person Of in
dependent standing, who shall to-
gether form a panel from which the
members Of the commission of in
quiry shall be drawn
The qualifications of the persons SO
nominated shall be subject to scrutiny
by the governing body, which may
by two-thirds of the votes cast ly the
members present refuse to accept the
nomination of any persons whose
qualifications do not in it's opinion
|
present article.
| Upon the application Of the gov
erning body, the secretary general Of
the league of nations shall nominate
three persons, one from each section
of this panel, to constitute the COM
mission of inquiry and shall designate
one of them as the president of the
commission. None of these three per-
sons shall be person nominated to
the panel by any state directly con-
cerned in the complaint.
ARTICLE 27.
The high contracting parties agree
that in the event of the reference of
a complaint to a commissioner of in
qulry under Article rs, they will each,
whether directly concerned in the
complaint or not, place at the dis
posal Of the commission all the in
formation in their possession, which
bears upon the subject-matter of the
complaint.
| ARTICLE %.
| When the commission of inquiry
has fully considered the complaint, it
shall prepare a report embodying it's
findings on all questions of fact rele-
want to determining the issue between
the parties and containing such rec
concentrations as it may think proper
to meet the complaint and the time
within which they should be taken.
1t shall also indicate in this report
the measures, if any. of an economic
character against a defaulting state,
| which it considers to be appropriate,
and which it considers other states
would be Justified: in adonting..'.. "'
-: ARTICLE 20.
The secretary general Of the league
of nations shall communicate the re-
i port Of the commission of. inquiry to
: each, Of the states concerned in the
complaint and shall cause it to be pub
lished.
Each of these states shall within
one month inform the secretary, gen.
eral of the league of nations whether
or not it accepts the recommendations
contained in the report of the COM
mission, and If not, whether it pro-
poses to refer the complaint to the
permanent court Of International
justice Of the league Of nations.
ARTICLE 80.
In the event of any of the high
contracting parties failing to take
within the specified period the action
7 required by ARTICLE 10, any other of
the high contracting parties shall be
entitled to refer the matter to the
tice.
ARTICLE 81.
The decision Of the permanent court
Of international justice to which a
complaint has been referred shall be
final.
ARTICLE 80.
Il The permanent court of interna-
tional~ justice may affirm, vary or
reverse any of the findings or rec
concentrations of the commission of
inquiry, if any, and shall in it's deci-
J DAoA1. AANASdSS ZIG 111cdSuIoS, IL any,
of an economic character against a
defaulting state, which it considers
to be appropriate, and which other
states would be justified in adopting.
ARTICLE 80.
In the event of any state failing
to carry out within the time speci-
fled the recommendations, If any
contained in the report Of the COM
mittee Of inquiry, or in the decision
, Of the permanent court of interna-
tional Justice, as the case may be-
any other state may take against that
state the measures of an economic
character indicated in the report OF
the commission or in the decision OF
the court as appropriate to the case
ARTICLE "a.
The defaulting state may at any
time inform the governing. body that