§ Mr. Dodds-Parkerasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, what action he will take to ensure that the judgment of the European Commission of Human Rights on Application No. 3157/67 will be pronounced in accordance with the European Convention of Human Rights, which requires that judgments should be pronounced publicly.
§ Mr. William RodgersThe European Commission of Human Rights does not pronounce judgments. Its decisions on the admissibility of applications submitted to it are accompanied by reasons and are communicated to the applicant. The judicial body established under the
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