Recommendation of the Council (Oecd) concerning a Consultation and Conciliation Procedure on Restrictive Business Practices Affecting International Trade

DOI10.1177/0003603X7401900204
Published date01 June 1974
Date01 June 1974
Subject MatterArticle
RECOMMENDATION OF THE COUNCIL
(OECD)
CONCERNING ACONSULTATION AND CONCILIATION
PROCEDURE
ON
RESTRICTIVE
BUSINESS
PRACTICES
AFFECTING INTERNATIONAL
TRADE
The Council,
Having
regard
to Article 5(b) of the Convention on the
Organisation
for
Economic Co-operation and Development
of 14th December, 1960;
Having
regard
to the Resolution of the Council of 5th De-
cember, 1961, concerning Action in the
Field
of Restrictive
Business Practices
and
the Establishment of a Committee
of
Experts;
Having
regard
to the Recommendation of the Council of
5th October, 1967, concerning Co-operation between Member
Countries on Restrictive Business Practices Affecting
Inter-
national
Trade;
Having
regard
to the
Report
by the Committee of
Experts
on Restrictive Business Practices of 4th
June,
1973, concern-
ing a Consultation
and
Conciliation Procedure on Restrictive
Business Practices Affecting International
Trade;
Recognising
that
restrictive business practices
may
con-
stitute
an
obstacle to the achievement of the economic growth
and
trade
expansion aims of Member countries and
may
con-
tribute to the inflationary process;
Recognising
that
closer co-operation between Member
countries is needed to deal effectively with restrictive busi-
ness practices operated by enterprises situated in Member
countries when they affect the interests of one or more other
Member countries
and
when they have aharmful effect on
international
trade;
Considering
that
aconsultation
and
conciliation procedure
in this field should be provided on a
voluntary
basis,
it
being
understood
that
such co-operation should
not
in any way be
construed to affect the legal positions of Member countries,
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