International Labour ConventionsĪrticle II of the Brussels Treaty states that the five Powers will " consult with the object of achieving the earliest possible application of recommendations of immediate practical interest, relating to social matters, adopted with their approval in the specialised agencies ".Ī systematic study has therefore been made of the application of the Conventions adopted by the International Labour Conference.
Recommendations are submitted to the Brussels Treaty Permanent Commission in London, which, in the event of approval, forwards them to the five Governments for any necessary action. in a general way, to co-ordinate, on a national level and within the organisation of the Ministry concerned, the activities undertaken in application of the Brussels Treaty.įinally, visits of Government officials have been organised by some Committees to enable members of the administration in each country to get to know the structure and methods of corresponding administrations in other countries.
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