The methods of ce-operation as they have been contemplated in the request from the Chinese Government, and in the Council resolutions. may vary according to the nature the technical field in which the cooperation is exercised, and in rela tion to each separate problem under: jeonsideration. A small number experts or representatives of the League's technical organizations may bbe detached for a long period to assist a Chinese technical service in the continued study of the group of problems falling within its province. Certain highly qualified and spe cialized experts may be sent on a shorter temporary mission to be con sulted by the Chinese authorities on Jsome particularly delicater or important question. In other cases (especially those relating to some problem of reconstruction. the solu: tion of which depends less on the Jconclusions which could be drawn from world experience and technical science as such than on the con-Jsideration of national and local elements), the League's "technical cooperation may be confined to facilitate ing the studies and enquiries Chinese "specialists visiting other countries. "Lastly, it may take the form of studies entrusted to the competent committee or services of the League at Geneva dealing with techn! [cal problems of general interest which thave engaged the special attention fof, the Chinese "administrative ai ies. But whatever the method of Japplication adopted. the object of the League's technical ce-operation is the [seme—to assist in training the Chinese technical staff and. to increase its jeficleney, and to place at the disposal of the specialists of the Chinese ministration the results of foreign
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