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in the weekly and other periodical bulletins of the Epidemiological
Service. The second agreement organises the operation as a regional
bureau of the Eastern (Singapore) Bureau of the Epidemiological
Intelligence Service. This bureau was originally established and
its functions determined as the result of the recommendations of
an international Conference held at Singapore in February 1925
(League of Nations Document C. H. 280, 1925).
20. Revision of the instrument.
Under the following League conventions, the parties agree to
the League’s convening a conference for the amendment of the
convention, if this is demanded by a prescribed number of parties.
In normal circumstances, this would mean that the League would
be responsible both for the making of arrangements for the confer¬
ence and for the preparation of its subject matter.
Convention on the suppression of the circulation of and traffic
in obscene publications, 12 September, 1923, article 16, (Hudson, II,
p. 1051; 27 Treaty Series, p. 213).
Convention on the simplification of customs formalities, 3 Novem¬
ber, 1923, article 30, (Hudson, II, p. 1094; 30 Treaty Series, p. 371).
Agreement relating to the exportation of hides and skins 11 July,
1928, article 2, (Hudson, IY, p. 2495; 95 Treaty Series, p. 357).
Agreement relating to the exportation of bones, 11 July, 1928,
article 10, (Hudson, IV, p. 2506; 95 Treaty Series, p. 373).
Convention concerning certain questions relating to the conflict
of nationality laws, 12 April, 1930, article 27, (Hudson, V, p. 359;
179 Treaty Series, p. 89).
Protocol relating to military obligations in certain cases of double
nationality, 12 April, 1930, article 13, (Hudson, V, p. 374; 178
Treaty Series, p. 227).
Protocol relating to a certain case of statelessness, 12 April, 1930,
article 11, (Hudson, V, p. 381; 179 Treaty Series, p. 115).
Convention providing a uniform law for bills of exchange and
promissory notes, 7 June, 1930, article 9, (Hudson, V, p. 516; 143
Treaty Series, p. 257).
Convention for the settlement of certain conflicts of laws in con¬
nection with bills of exchange and promissory notes, 7 June, 1930.
article 18, (Hudson, V, p. 550; 143 Treaty Series, p. 317).
in the weekly and other periodical bulletins of the Epidemiological
Service. The second agreement organises the operation as a regional
bureau of the Eastern (Singapore) Bureau of the Epidemiological
Intelligence Service. This bureau was originally established and
its functions determined as the result of the recommendations of
an international Conference held at Singapore in February 1925
(League of Nations Document C. H. 280, 1925).
20. Revision of the instrument.
Under the following League conventions, the parties agree to
the League’s convening a conference for the amendment of the
convention, if this is demanded by a prescribed number of parties.
In normal circumstances, this would mean that the League would
be responsible both for the making of arrangements for the confer¬
ence and for the preparation of its subject matter.
Convention on the suppression of the circulation of and traffic
in obscene publications, 12 September, 1923, article 16, (Hudson, II,
p. 1051; 27 Treaty Series, p. 213).
Convention on the simplification of customs formalities, 3 Novem¬
ber, 1923, article 30, (Hudson, II, p. 1094; 30 Treaty Series, p. 371).
Agreement relating to the exportation of hides and skins 11 July,
1928, article 2, (Hudson, IY, p. 2495; 95 Treaty Series, p. 357).
Agreement relating to the exportation of bones, 11 July, 1928,
article 10, (Hudson, IV, p. 2506; 95 Treaty Series, p. 373).
Convention concerning certain questions relating to the conflict
of nationality laws, 12 April, 1930, article 27, (Hudson, V, p. 359;
179 Treaty Series, p. 89).
Protocol relating to military obligations in certain cases of double
nationality, 12 April, 1930, article 13, (Hudson, V, p. 374; 178
Treaty Series, p. 227).
Protocol relating to a certain case of statelessness, 12 April, 1930,
article 11, (Hudson, V, p. 381; 179 Treaty Series, p. 115).
Convention providing a uniform law for bills of exchange and
promissory notes, 7 June, 1930, article 9, (Hudson, V, p. 516; 143
Treaty Series, p. 257).
Convention for the settlement of certain conflicts of laws in con¬
nection with bills of exchange and promissory notes, 7 June, 1930.
article 18, (Hudson, V, p. 550; 143 Treaty Series, p. 317).
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