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Card issued to Delegates attending the Democratic Left Annual Delegate Conference, Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire, April 25th-26th. 1997.

Delegate card, Annual Delegate Conference, may 10/11 1996, Royal marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire. This card entitles the bearer to attend, speak and vote at the 1996 ADC.

Delegate Cards for the 1987 Ard Fheis Annual Delegate Conference . Held in the RDS Dublin, 24/25/26 April, 1987.

From September 17–21, 1968 more than thirty ICRC delegates and former delegates—some of whom had served the Red Cross during World War II—met at the International Committee's headquarters.

Many are the delegates working in the field under the Red Cross flag in various parts of the world. Below is the list as at the end of February 1969. There are also many other voluntary workers dedicated to the Red Cross ideal. In Nigeria, for instance, in addition to the ICRC delegates, there are 268 of them; in the secessionist province (Biafra) 88; in Equatorial Guinea 11 and in Dahomey 26—all working side by side with many African colleagues.

The Council of Delegates, which is attended by representatives from the National Societies, the ICRC and the League, met on 22 October 1986 under the chairmanship of Mr. Alexandre Hay, President of the ICRC.

Following the events in Ceylon, the International Committee of the Red Cross sent, from 27 April to 12 June 1971, its delegate, Mr. Roger Du Pasquier, who visited there hospitals and places of detention containing respectively the wounded and injured and persons under arrest.As already stated in our issues of June and July, Mr. Du Pasquier travelled all over the island, accompanied by government officials and members of the National Red Cross Society, and made distributions of relief to detainees. He brought back an interesting record of his mission, in the form of travel jottings, which we give below.

Intro -- DELEGATE REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS ANALYSIS AND CURRENT STANDING -- DELEGATE REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS ANALYSIS AND CURRENT STANDING -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1 DELEGATES TO THE U.S. CONGRESS: HISTORY AND CURRENT STATUS* -- Summary -- Introduction -- Evolution of Territorial Delegates -- Northwest Ordinance -- First Delegate -- Unincorporated Territories -- Delegates Rights and Responsibilities -- Committee Assignments and Voting -- Committee of the Whole Voting Rights -- Acknowledgments -- End Notes -- Chapter 2 THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF AWARDING THE DELEGATE FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA A VOTE IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OR THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE* -- Summary -- Proposed Legislation and Rule Change -- Background -- The Meaning of the Term "State" in the House Representation Clause -- The Power of Congress to Provide Representation to Political Entities that Are Not States -- The Significance of the Case of National Mutual Insurance Co. v. Tidewater Transfer Co. -- Whether the District of Columbia is a "State" for Purposes of Diversity Jurisdiction -- Whether the District of Columbia is a "State" for Purposes of Representation -- Whether Congress Has the Authority under the District Clause to Extend Diversity Jurisdiction to the District of Columbia -- Whether Congress Has the Authority under the District Clause to Extend House Representation to the District of Columbia -- The Significance of Limiting Delegate Voting to the Committee of the Whole -- Standing -- Conclusion -- End Notes -- Chapter 3 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA VOTING REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS: AN ANALYSIS OF LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS* -- Summary -- Introduction -- A Summary History of Legislative Options -- Constitutional Amendment -- Initial Efforts -- Continued Efforts -- States Fail to Ratify Constitutional Amendment -- Renewed Efforts