The third part of the plan deals with the withdrawal of foreign nationals and suggests that the Committee pass en unanimous resolution in favour of the withdrawal from Spain of all persons whose evacuation Is recommended in the report of its technical sub-committee.
A commission shall be sent out te vitiier party in Spain to make arrangements for, and to supervise, such withdrawal as serin as possible. All Governments will undertake to collaborate in such practical measures as may be found necessary for effecting these withdrawals.
In the fourth prrt of the plan it is, stated that the British Government proposes that the above programme should be carrie? out in the following stages:
1. The establishment of officers in Spanish ports and the withdrawal of naval patrol as soon as possible.
2. The establishment of commissions 10 make arrangements for, and. supervise, the withdrawal of foreign nationals and the extension of the Non-Intervention Agreement as proposed.
3. The recognition of belligerent rights to become effective when the Non-Intervention Committee place on record their opinion that the arrangements for the withdrawal of foreign nationals are working satisfactorily and that this withdrawal has. in fact, made substantial progress.
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