§ 5. Sir WILLIAM BYLESasked what measures, if any, have been taken to give effect to the recommendation of the second Peace Conference held at The Hague as to the assembling of a third Peace Conference, and to the opinion expressed by the second conference as to the necessity of preparing the programme of the third conference a sufficient time in advance to ensure the deliberations being conducted with the necessary authority and expedition?
§ Sir E. GREYThe second Peace Conference in 1907 recommended that the preparation of a programme for a third conference should be entrusted to an international committee, but no machinery was suggested for appointing and calling such a committee. So far as I am aware, no measures have as yet been taken to give effect to the recommendation.