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The structure of the L.O.N
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GCSE History Mind Map on The structure of the L.O.N, created by David Nuzzo on 08/05/2014.
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The structure of the L.O.N
The Council
4 Permanent members
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Dealt with problems when not in assembly
Could put sanctions on offending states
All decisions unanimus
Permanent Court of justice
Consisted of 15 judges, to represent diff legal systems
Decided on disputes between countries
Helped Assembly and Council when needed
Agencies
Commissions and special committees
Set up to carry out lots of the L.O.N's work
Main work of Disarmament, Slavery etc
The Assembly
L.O.N's debating chambre
Met once a year
Each member had 1 vote
Decisions unanimous
Elected non permanent members
The Secreteriat
Officials paid by the L.O.N
Did all administrative work
Prepared reports for Council and Assembly
In sections: finance, drugs, health etc
Based at L.O.N headquarters, Geneva
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