Commission adopts press relations procedure of communicating via communiqué, Discusses draft letters to Arab & Israeli delegations re. memo that outlined new Commission procedures – UNCCP 151st meeting (Geneva) – Summary Record (Geneva)


UNITED NATIONS CONCILIATION COMMISSION FOR PALESTINE

SUMMARY RECORD OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIRST MEETING

Held at the Palais des Nations, Geneva,
on Wednesday, 10 May 1950, at 11 a.m.

Present:

Mr. PALMER

(United States of America)

Chairman

Mr. de BOISANGER

(France)

Mr. ERALP *

(Turkey)

Mr. de AZCARATE

Principal Secretary

* Alternate

1. Procedure to be adopted with regard to the Commission’s relations with the Press

The CHAIRMAN wished to impress on the members of the Commission who had doubtless noted the articles appearing in the Press following on the oral information given by the Secretariat to journalists on the subject of the Israeli Government’s reply, the desirability of establishing the principle that all future statements, however brief, which the Commission might make to the Press should take the form of a written communiqué so as to preclude any incorrect interpretations by the Press of any oral statements made on the Commission’s behalf.

Following a brief exchange of opinions by the members of the Commission, It was so decided.

2. Preparation of the note to be addressed to the Arab States and the Israeli Government

The CHAIRMAN stated that several drafts had been made of the note to be sent to the Arab States and the Israeli Government. Those drafts had just been circulated to the members, whom he invited to examine them and submit their observations and suggestions.

He felt, however, that before the draft notes were discussed within the Commission itself an informal exchange of views by the members might be useful. He accordingly proposed that the meeting rise in order to give members that opportunity.

It was so decided.

The meeting rose at 11.20 a.m.


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