479 



to the Parties which have originally inilintecl the proi^diiio unless 

 either of the latter Parties object to such joinder. 



ARTICLE 3 



1. The Conciliation Connnission shall be coui|»osed of three n)eni- 

 bers: one nominated by the coastal State which t(H>k the measures, one 

 nominated by the vState the natiomds or property of which have been 

 affected by those nieasures and a third, who shall preside o\er (he 

 Commission and shall be nomimited by agreement between (he l\\(» 

 original members. 



2. The Conciliators shall be selected from a list previously drawn up 

 in accordaiice with the procedure set out in Article 4 below. 



3. If within a period of GO daj's from the date of receipt of the re- 

 quest for conciliation, the Party to which such request is made has not 

 given notice to the other Party to the controversy of the nomination of 

 the Conciliator for whose selection it is responsible, or if, within a 

 period of 30 days from the date of nomination of the second of the 

 members of the Connnission to be designated by the Parties, the first 

 two Conciliators have not Ixjen able to designate by comnt(ui agree- 

 ment the Chairmen of the Commission, the Secretary-General of (he 

 Organization shall upon recpiest of either Party and within a periinl of 

 30 days, proceed to \\\q recjuired nomination. The members of i he Com- 

 mission thus nominated shall be selected fnun the list jnescribed in the 

 ])receding paragraph. 



4. In no case shall the (Mnurman of the (V)mmission be or have been 

 a national of one of the original Parlies to the procediue, wha(ever 

 the method of his nominntion. 



ARTiri>E 4 



1. The list prescribed in Article 3 aibovo shall con-^isi of qualihi'd 

 persons designated by the Parties and shall be kept up (<• da(e by the 

 Organization. Kach Party uiiix <lesigna(e for iutlusjon <»n ihc li<l four 

 persons, who shall n<»( ueics.sarily be it.-- na(i<>nals. The nominations 

 sliall be for jieriods of six years each anti shall be renewable. 



2. In the case of the decease or resignation of a [)erson whose nam© 

 appears on the list, (he Party which nomimite<l such j)erson shall be 

 permitted to nominate a replacement for the remainder of the term of 

 office. 



ARTICLE 5 



1. Provided the Parties do not agree otherwise, the Conciliation 

 Commission shall establish its own procedures, which shall in all cases 

 permit a fair hearing. As regards examination, the Commission, unless 

 it unanimously decides otherwise, shall conform with the provisions of 

 Chapter III of The Hague Convention for the Peaceful Settlement of 

 International Disputes of 18 October 1907. 



2. The Parties shall be represented before ihe (\)nciliation Com- 

 mission by agents whose duty shall be to act as intermediaries between 

 the Parties and the Commission. Each of the Parties may seek also 

 the assistance of advisers and experts nominated by it for this purpose 



