The outline of the proposals is set out in six parts The first part, reconstruction of dealing with the system of supervision, provides, in regard t traffic entering Spain by the sea, for he system of placing observers on ps visiting Spanish ports to be continued. The naval patrol system is to be discontinued and replaced by the establishment, with the con sent of both parties, of international officers in the Spanish ports under proper safeguards.
Regarding (traffic entering Spain by land, it-is proposed that the system of supervision on land frontiers be restored at once.
The second part deals with further measures for meeting the present situation and for filling certain gaps in the supervision system With a view to more effective application of the policy of nonintervention, all Governments, which are parties to the Agreement, are to recognize the two parties in Spain as possessing a status which justifies them in exercising belligerent rights at sea in accordance with the rules governing such exercise They shall be subject, however, to the following special conditions:
1. That the contraband lists adopted by the belligerents be identical with the list of prohibited goods adopted by the Non-Intervention Committee.
In. other words, the Powers will recognize limited contraband lists orly. This, however, will not preclude them from adding, by negotia-ion, certain goods to those regarded as contraband under the Non-Intervention Agreemen:
2. That, as a corollary to the first condition, the two parties will agree, in the exercise of belligerent rights at sea, to allow unmolested the passage of ships carrying observers and flying the flag of the Non-Intervention Committee. from any port, by ships entitled to fly the flag of any of the parties to the Agreement, of goods on the prohibited list.
It also provides that the Committee inform non-member Powers of their intention to recognize the belligerent status of the two parties on the terms already stated, and invite their cooperation with a view to making the policy of non-intervention more effective.
The Committee shall consider further the question of the employment by the two parties of the foreign aircraft which enter Spain under their own powers, and examine, in particular, the possibility of requesting the two parties to accept foreign observers m specified aerodromes in Spain.
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