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Consultative AssemblyThe third part of the sixth ordinary session of the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe was held in Strasbourg from December 8 through 11,1954.Policy of the Council of Europe in the light of recent developments in the international situation: During the third part of the sixth session of the Consultative Assembly, discussion of the policy of the Council of Europe centered on 1) the London and Paris agreements, 2) the organization of the Western European Union (WEU) Assembly and links to be established between it and the Council of Europe, and 3) the Franco-German agreement on the future Statute of the Saar.

The principal item of discussion at the third part of the fifth ordinary session of the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe, which was held in Strasbourg from September 15 through 26, 1953, was "defining the policy of the Council of Europe in the light of recent developments in the international situation", which had been scheduled for debate in June but postponed until after the Bermuda Conference between the United Kingdom, the United States and France.

The deputies of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe met in Strasbourg from March 16 through 19, 1953, under the chairmanship of Peter W. Scarlett (United Kingdom) and gave preliminary consideration to suggested revisions of the Council of Europe Statute designed to strengthen the Council and to facilitate liaison with proposed or existing European communities. The International Civil Aviation Organization was invited to convene a conference of European states — both members and non-members of ICAO — to examine the questions of more effective operation of airlines and methods of improving cooperation in this field. The deputies transmitted to the Consultative Assembly a memorandum submitted by the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade on the problem of reducing tariffs. Other measures approved included: 1) cooperative arrangements between the Council of Europe and the Berne International Office for the Protection of Industrial Property; 2) a decision to convene a committee of governmental experts to examine recommendations for a European convention on extradition; and 3) the draft Convention on Medical and Social Assistance and a protocol extending the convention to refugees; and 4) draft rules for the establishment of relations with nongovernmental organizations.

An extraordinary session of the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe was held in Strasbourg from January 14–17, 1953. The major item of discussion during the session was the statute of a European political community.

The second part of the seventh ordinary session of the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe was held in Strasbourg from October 14 to 27, 1955, under the presidency of Mr. Guy Mollet (France, Socialist).

The first part of the seventh ordinary session of the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe was held in Strasbourg from July 5 through 9, 1955; Mr. Guy Mollet (France, Socialist) was elected President of the session.

Consultative Assembly The first part of the eighth ordinary session of the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe was held in Strasbourg from April 16 to 21, 1956, under the presidency of Mr. Fėrnand Dehousee (Belgium, Socialist). The Council welcomed the representatives of Austria, which had become a full member.

Consultative AssemblyThe first part of the sixth ordinary session of the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe was held in Strasbourg from May 20 through 29, 1954; the second part of the session met from September 13 through 24, 1954. The third part of the session was scheduled to open on December 8, 1954. Mr. Guy Mollet (France, Socialist) was elected President of the session.

The second part of the fourth ordinary session of the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe was held in Strasbourg, September 15–30, 1952. Mr. Baggiano-Pico (Italy) was elected to the vice-presidency vacated by the death of Mr. Jacini. The President of the assembly (deMenthon, France) announced that an extraordinary session would be held in mid-January 1953, to consider the work of the Ad Hoc Assembly entrusted with the preparation of a draft treaty for a European political community, a decision in which the deputies of the Committee of Ministers later concurred.